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January 12, 2016—As reported today in the Newport Daily News… “In 2011, when concerns about coyotes seemed to hit a peak on Aquidneck Island, the message from officials and advocates was that in order to reduce sightings in residential neighborhoods, food supplies–inadvertent or purposeful–needed to be reduced. But, there is now hard data showing how such ‘easy pickings’–in some cases, in places no one really had thought of before–are helping support the local population, according to information shared Monday by members of the CoyoteSmartscoalition.” (Read the full story)