  In this report we summarize the many dark matter searches currently being
pursued through four complementary approaches: direct detection, indirect
detection, collider experiments, and astrophysical probes. The essential
features of broad classes of experiments are described, each with their own
strengths and weaknesses. The complementarity of the different dark matter
searches is discussed qualitatively and illustrated quantitatively in two
simple theoretical frameworks. Our primary conclusion is that the diversity of
possible dark matter candidates requires a balanced program drawing from all
four approaches.
