An effective method for solving a nuisance wildlife problem that also minimizes risks to the environment and our health and well-being. Best practices support the problem-solving strategy known as "integrated wildlife damage management," which balances concerns about safety; the humane treatment of wildlife; practicality; landowner rights; the protection of wildlife populations and habitats; and ethical, legal, financial, and aesthetic issues. See chapters two and five for details.
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