Wildlife Hazard Management involves strategies to reduce risks posed by wildlife to human activities, particularly in areas like airports and agricultural lands. This includes monitoring wildlife populations, assessing potential hazards, and implementing measures to mitigate risks, such as habitat modification or the use of deterrents. Effective management practices aim to protect both people and wildlife by promoting coexistence. Techniques may include using trained falcons to scare away birds from runways or employing fencing to keep animals away from crops. These efforts help ensure safety while maintaining ecological balance.