Which of the following is NOT one of the three wildlife hazard programs?

The three recognized programs that deal with wildlife hazards around airports are BAM, AHAS, and BASH. BAM, which stands for the Bird/Wildlife Aircraft Strike Hazard Management Program, focuses on risk reduction strategies for bird and wildlife strikes. AHAS, or the Aviation Hazard Assessment System, assesses potential wildlife hazards at airports to help in the decision-making process regarding wildlife management. BASH, which stands for Bird/Wildlife Aircraft Strike Hazard, is another program that emphasizes the importance of managing wildlife to minimize aircraft strikes.

BPM, on the other hand, is not recognized as a wildlife hazard program within this context. It does not directly relate to the management of wildlife hazards at airports and therefore does not belong to the list of established programs aimed at addressing these critical safety concerns.