Coyote Run

Coyote Run Coyote Run is a working farm and private conservation project located near Pickerington. Coyote Run has restricted access.

However, periodic events sponsored by Fairfield County Parks are open to the public.

Thanks to the Lions Club, McDonalds, Columbus Equipment Company, Sheetz and many volunteers for planting trees at Coyot...
06/03/2026

Thanks to the Lions Club, McDonalds, Columbus Equipment Company, Sheetz and many volunteers for planting trees at Coyote Run for Earth Day.

05/21/2026

Wood ducks are always a favorite at Coyote Run in the spring.

Just a few weeks ago some of our volunteers took advantage of a frozen pond at Coyote Run for some ice fishing.
05/08/2026

Just a few weeks ago some of our volunteers took advantage of a frozen pond at Coyote Run for some ice fishing.

Friends of Coyote RunInterested in volunteering? Coyote Run needs help with invasive plant control, tree planting and ma...
04/30/2026

Friends of Coyote Run

Interested in volunteering? Coyote Run needs help with invasive plant control, tree planting and maintenance. Battling invasives is a never-ending challenge but seeing the landscape move from “invasives everywhere” to the regrowth of native vegetation is rewarding. We work for no more than a couple hours at a time in various parts of Coyote Run. Volunteers may expect rough, uneven terrain and should be prepared with long-sleeved shirts & pants, work boots and gloves. If interested, please register at:

https://forms.gle/oau8Qcwp9PDqyoqh7

OSU's SER club & friends visited Coyote Run to check out the vernal pools
04/14/2026

OSU's SER club & friends visited Coyote Run to check out the vernal pools

Fairfield County Park District held a vernal pool exploration event recently at Coyote Run. A determined group of folks ...
04/01/2026

Fairfield County Park District held a vernal pool exploration event recently at Coyote Run. A determined group of folks braved the rain and witnessed a migration of spotted salamanders. With relatively high temperatures and rain, it was ideal conditions for the salamanders to move from their overwinter dens to the vernal pools. As always, Fairfield County Park District did an excellent job at explaining the life cycle of mole salamanders and making sure everyone had a good time.

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Pickerington, OH
43147

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(614) 578-7581

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