This will be a general guidance as each community and situation will be different and require input from the local community. The general public may access it as well as others interested in feral dog damage and how to reduce conflict such as biological technicians, wildlife biologists, conservation biologists, local communities, tribal communities. The target audience for this project is USDA APHIS Wildlife Services employees and other local or federal agencies concerned with damage caused by free-ranging dogs. USDA APHIS WS is responsible for mitigating human-wildlife conflict and requires current updated guidance on available methods and resources employed to decrease conflict with feral, free-ranging, and feral dogs. This capstone project is expected to be published by United States Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Wildlife Services (USDA APHIS WS) as part of a technical series guide available to the public through the website ( ).Citeable URL: Descriptions Attribute Name

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