The Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee has approved the application of the guidelines for situations occurring on National Forest System, Bureau of Land Management, and National Park System lands in grizzly bear ecosystems in the states of Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Wyoming. The following information is taken from the official document. In Management Situation Areas 1 and 2, grizzlies must be determined to be a nuisance by specific criteria before they can be controlled. In Situation Areas 3 and 5, any grizzly involved in a grizzly-human conflict situation is considered a nuisance and will be controlled. Five Grizzly Bear Management Situations are defined on the basis of grizzly bear population and habitat for the particular area.
Grizzly presence is possible but infrequent.
Condition B . The bear has had an encounter with people resulting in a substantial human injury or loss of human life. The bear has had an encounter with people resulting in a substantial human injury or loss of human life.