Which is not an example of a lethal trapping program?

A multiple-catch trap is designed to capture multiple individuals of a target pest species without harming them, allowing for their subsequent release. This method is primarily focused on population management rather than immediate elimination. In contrast, snap traps, glue boards, and electrocution traps are all designed to kill pests swiftly. Snap traps use a spring mechanism to deliver a lethal blow, glue boards immobilize pests until they expire, and electrocution traps deliver a high-voltage shock to neutralize the target. Therefore, multiple-catch traps distinctly stand out as a non-lethal approach to pest control compared to the other options that directly result in the death of the captured pests.