What We Do
FOX AND COYOTE RESCUE AND DETERRENT SERVICES IN LOUISIANA, STATE-WIDE
The Canid Project closed its rehabilitation efforts in 2026. However, we are available to help instruct people on reuniting suspected orphaned baby foxes and coyotes. We also still collaborate with a network of other wildlife rehabilitators throughout the state and can help connect you when need be.
We also are here to answer your questions on these native wild canids and offer humane and ethical solutions and deterrence methods to human-wild conflict issues you may be experiencing on your property, in your neighborhood, or in the larger community.
A list of some of our permitted wildlife rehabilitatirs can be found at the Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries HERE.
Contact us for more information: thecanidproject@gmail.com or text us at 225-200-1895
We are available to speak or meet with citizens, HOAs, businesses, parks, etc. regarding humane and ethical deterrence methods to help prevent human-wildlife conflict. Contact us to help solve your concerns with protecting your pets and property.
For more information on these services see: Fox Rescue and Deterrence
Contact: thecanidproject@gmail.com or text us at 225-200-1895
Please also see our Red and Gray Fox FAQ and download our Coyote PDF
TALKS AND MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATIONS
The Canid Project offers dynamic multimedia presentations on the canid species.
Our presentations strive to be full of engaging images and science-based information to inspire and educate.
We are happy to create targeted presentations for the audience requesting the talks, be it an HOA, garden club, school, business, conference, or any other entity interested in our work and wild canids.
Contact: thecanidproject@gmail.com or text us at 225-200-1895
COLLABORATIVE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
See our published papers HERE
CONSERVATION PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS
Our aim with The Canid Project workshops is to provide experiences that will not just focus on photography, but also on how you can use your photography for conservation and education. We also focus strongly on the ethics of wildlife photography, ethics of urban wildlife and wildlife photography, and the proper way to wildlife.Each workshop is led by carefully selected ethical wildlife photographers. We strive to work with conservation-based organizations and projects that provide unique and intimate information throughout our workshops by way of professional researchers and biologists.
Workshops offered when available.