Predator control.

This Wyoming bill (SF 10) clarifies coordination for predator control services to protect livestock, crops, and human health. It requires the Department of Agriculture to coordinate efforts and allows local predator management boards to directly contract with counties, federal agencies, or other entities for control services - removing previous barriers to direct agreements. Key provisions streamline how ranchers and farmers affected by predators (like coyotes harming livestock) access control programs. The law becomes effective July 1, 2022, focusing on operational efficiency without altering funding or new requirements.