Establishes a committee to develop a management plan for Mexican wolves, including hunting opportunities, livestock protections, and compensation for.
Arizona HB2160 establishes the Mexican Wolf Management Plan Development Committee to create a plan for managing Mexican wolves if they are delisted from the endangered species act. The plan includes methods for managing wolf populations through new hunting opportunities, protections for livestock, and compensation for ranchers. The committee also develops programs for humane and nonlethal control of wolves. The committee is composed of sportsmen, cattlemen, and wildlife conservationists, appointed by the Arizona Game and Fish Commission.
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