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Gwinnett officials warning residents after coyote sightings

Atlanta, GALocal News

Gwinnett County police are issuing warnings to residents after several coyote sightings in the area, urging pet owners to take necessary precautions. With the recent reports highlighting interactions between coyotes and residents, officials stress the importance of protecting pets and families. Authorities recommend keeping pets indoors during nighttime hours and supervising them when outside to minimize risks. The rise in coyote sightings is likely linked to urban development and habitat loss due to population growth. Residents are advised to report any coyote encounters to local law enforcement to help monitor wildlife activity.

Educational campaigns may also be initiated to inform the public about coexistence with wildlife. This situation underscores the complexities of managing wildlife in rapidly urbanizing areas. As the community adapts to these changes, awareness and proactive measures will be crucial in ensuring safety.

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