Not yet.
Because the feds denied protection to a fairytale subspecies of grizzly.
They have to get that litigation under control before they can set aside your corridor to protect an endangered species.
The Grizzly Bear corridor was identified when the Fish and Wildlife Department began tagging bears with radio tracking devices. Bears traveling the sparsely populated area between Yellowstone and the Canadian border found berries and small game for winter hibernation.
The corridor is located two mountain ranges away from St. Ignatius. Because fires destroy natural habitat, bears are not confined to one small area, they search` eveywhere for food. If they go into hibernaation without enough nourishment, they will die during their winter hiatus.
If you want to kill all bears, I couldn’t care less. Please get rid of wolves while you are at it. Wolves are destroying the elk population as well as farm and ranch animals.