Coyotes in Draper are attacking pets, and city officials warn residents to be cautious. Your beloved pets could be at risk if you're not careful.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
Potential costs to developers if conservation measures are required.
Local wildlife and the community's ecological health.
Developers who may face additional land-use constraints.
Coexisting with Draper’s wildlife requires residents to be aware, proactive Draper Journal
A resident requested that the city protect milkweed habitats on development sites to support monarch butterflies.
The city is updating its code to better handle community cat populations in line with state regulations.
Draper City officials warn of recent coyote attacks on pets KUTV
Hunting and trapping is not allowed within the Draper City limits Gephardt Daily News
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