WAG subgroup urges targeted pilot programs for chronic conflict zones and nonlethal trials
A WAG subgroup reported broad agreement that special focus areas (SFAs) are properly defined geographic zones of chronic conflict and proposed pilot projects (Northeast or Southeast Washington) combining collaring and innovative nonlethal deterrents, but funding uncertainty and fears of codifying approaches into rule were barriers.
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A Wolf Advisory Group subgroup presented a status update on "special focus areas" (SFAs) as a tool to reduce recurring livestock depredations through focused, pre‑season planning and targeted nonlethal investments.
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