California Wildlife Coexistence Act establishes programs to manage human-wildlife conflicts and compensate for livestock losses.
The California Wildlife Coexistence Act establishes the Wildlife Coexistence Program and the California Wolf-Livestock Coexistence and Compensation Program. The Wildlife Coexistence Program aims to reduce human-wildlife conflicts through nonlethal measures, incident reporting, and technical assistance. The Compensation Program provides resources for equipment, information, and compensation for livestock losses caused by wolves. Both programs involve collaboration with wildlife coexistence partners, including local, state, and federal agencies, tribes, and nonprofits.
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