Space Coyote is a California infused-joint brand founded by Libby Cooper and Scott Sundvor, launched in November 2018. It puts hash, live resin or diamonds inside the paper with full-bud flower, and it prints the extract partner's name on the pack. The lineup also covers bagged flower and the Sativa Preservation Society, a project built around long-flowering Haze lines.
The joints are still on menus in 2026. Calma in West Hollywood listed the Indica Hash Infused single pre-roll at $16, in stock, in September 2026.
A meteor shower over Joshua Tree
The name came first. Cooper and Sundvor landed on it during a late-2017 trip to Joshua Tree National Park for Sundvor's birthday. The brand still tells the story as one night in the desert with a meteor shower overhead. The company incorporated in August 2018, Cannabis Business Times reported, and the first joints shipped that November.
The product grew out of habit. The founders say they spent years rolling their own joints with resins and hash before bringing the idea to market. Cooper told Benzinga in March 2020 that the goal was a product for stoners, "because we are stoners ourselves." The site is still signed "Scott + Libby."
Eaze, Nima and zero overlap
Cooper was born in London and grew up around Menlo Park, working in UX design and art direction at Silicon Valley startups. She joined cannabis in early 2016 as creative director at Eaze and spent nearly two years there. Sundvor previously founded Nima Sensor and brought manufacturing and operations experience.
The pair told Proper in December 2019 that there was zero overlap in their skill sets, with Cooper on brand strategy and Sundvor on production. Titles have moved around. Cooper was president and Sundvor CEO in 2019, and by September 2020 Cooper held the CEO title with Sundvor as president.
Concentrate inside the paper
The build is the brand. Space Coyote says it infuses its pre-rolls internally, with concentrate spread evenly inside the paper rather than rolled on the outside. The line started with hash, added THCa and then resin, and now runs three families: hash-infused, live resin-infused and diamond, or THCa, infused joints.
Singles weigh 1 gram, and five-packs hold half-gram joints. Flower also comes bagged in eighths and quarters, with Sativa Preservation Society cuts sold in eighths. The company sources its flower from California farmers and says it focuses on growers using regenerative and sustainable practices.
Respect My Region broke down two releases by weight in November 2020. A sativa five-pack paired GMO Rootbeer flower with Lemon Bean live resin from F/ELD Extracts, 93% flower to 7% resin. A 1-gram indica single paired Third Eye flower with Platinum Mermaid diamonds in the same split. The five-pack came in a metal tin printed with a night sky, mountain silhouettes and a howling coyote.
Extract partners and farms on the label
Collaboration is the business model. Space Coyote names partner brands on its packaging instead of private-labeling their concentrates, treating extract makers as craftspeople who deserve the credit. Cooper told Cannabis Aficionado: "One of our core business values is collaboration." The first release used hash from Nasha and went into MedMen and SPARC stores.
By September 2020, Cannabis Business Times listed four extract partners: Nasha for hash, Guild for THCa, and Utopia and F/ELD for live resin. Flower came from Eel River Organics, Madrone Farms and Sunboldt Grown. Proper had placed Utopia in Santa Cruz and Guild Extracts in Oakland a year earlier.
Chemistry followed. An April 2021 release paired Chemistry's full-spectrum resin with Mendocino County flower in 1-gram, 1:1 CBD:THC joints, in sativa and indica versions. Other pairings have included a sativa five-pack of Jack Herer flower with Purple Tangie live resin from Field Extracts, plus single joints named Candy Jack and Utopia.
Recycled tins, dry farming and artist retainers
Packaging got the same attention as the joints. In December 2019 the founders told Proper they were sourcing sun-grown, dry-farmed flower and developing recycled aluminum tubes. They had also commissioned an environmental impact study on their packaging and planned to open-source the design for the industry.
The art side runs deep. Benzinga reported in March 2020 that Space Coyote supports artists with monthly retainers, event funding and commissions.
The Sativa Preservation Society
The Sativa Preservation Society keeps long-flowering Haze lines in circulation. Its first group starts with C5 Haze, which the brand credits to breeder Neville Schoenmaker in the 1980s and calls the root of most well-known sativas.
Uptown Haze, also called A5 Haze, is another Schoenmaker line, an East Coast phenotype that became an Amsterdam coffee shop favorite in the early 1990s. Cuban Black Haze, known in New York as the Piff, rounds out the set. Space Coyote has released the selections as eighths and infused pre-rolls.
Poolside, Messy Beck and The Josh Craig
The collabs reach past extract makers into music and art. Poolside began as the recording project of Jeffrey Paradise and Filip Nikolic in a converted Los Angeles backyard pool house. The band and Space Coyote released a limited drop of Hybrid Hash Joints together.
The brand sponsored artist Messy Beck's first solo gallery show and commissioned a piece that was auctioned for charity. It also flew The Josh Craig out from New York to perform at its Vol. III party, held at a historic recording studio.
Where Space Coyote sells in 2026
The retail count climbed fast after launch. Benzinga put Space Coyote in 200 dispensaries in March 2020, and Cannabis Business Times counted more than 300 California dispensaries that September.
Sacramento's Humble Root keeps a Space Coyote brand page on its menu, and Leafly's catalog lists hash, live resin and THCa-infused singles alongside live resin five-packs.
For adults 21 and over.