Join this webinar during which we will discuss the need for technical and financial assistance for producer-implemented non-lethal predator-livestock conflict prevention and to become familiar with technical information useful for conservation planning.

Participate in this training to learn about the work of the Conflict on Workinglands-CIG (CoW-CIG) project and the benefits of non-lethal conflict prevention tools for wildlife, livestock, and rangeland production in the presence of large carnivores. Emphasis will be placed on the benefits of providing mechanisms for delivering technical and financial assistance for non-lethal large predator conflict prevention, the potential role and opportunity for NRCS in non-lethal large predator-livestock conflict prevention, existing and current research on how these non-lethal tools benefit wildlife and livestock, and a review of frequently asked questions by NRCS staff.