Explore the implications of Michigan's recent coyote hunting season closure, which deviates from the North American model of wildlife conservation by sidelining scientific evidence in favor of social perceptions. Learn from Justin Tomei of the Michigan United Conservation Clubs about how this decision could reshape future wildlife management practices across North America.

Explore the latest controversy in Michigan's wildlife management: the NRC's decision to close the year-round coyote hunting season for three months, sparking a significant debate between conservationists advocating for science-based management and concerns over societal perception impacting hunting traditions. Learn how this decision affects Michigan hunters, wildlife populations, and the future of hunting and conservation efforts in the state.