The aims were to analyse environmental factors influencing deer densities, to identify the species causing the greatest damage to young crop plantings, and to analyse how habitat, landscape context and intra- and inter-specific competition affect roe deer performance.

Reliable estimates of deer abundance support effective management of source-sink population dynamics in complex landscapes and improve understanding of the relation between deer density and biodiversity impacts.

We present a framework to quantify effectiveness of deer management at the landscape scale. Applied across 234 km2 of Eastern England, we assessed management of invasive Reeve’s muntjac (Muntiacus reevesi) and native roe (Capreolus capreolus), measuring deer density.

We review the direct and indirect impacts on ecosystems and evidence for interspecific effects on native deer. In New Zealand, where large herbivores were previously absent, severe and novel impacts have been found in susceptible forests.

Dolman, Paul M. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9340-2791 and Waeber, Kristin (2008) Ecosystem and competition impacts of introduced deer. Wildlife Research, 35 (3 ...

Reliable estimates of deer abundance support effective management of source-sink population dynamics in complex landscapes and improve understanding of the relation between deer density and biodiversity impacts.

In forest habitats in Europe, deer numbers are rarely assessed and management is mainly based on impacts. Even where managed areas achieve stable or improving impact levels, the extent to which they act as sinks or persist as sources exporting deer to the wider landscape remains unknown. We present a framework to quantify effectiveness of deer ...

Using an exclosure experiment in managed woodland in eastern England, we examined species and guild responses to vegetation growth and its modification by deer herbivory, contrasting winter and the breeding season over 4 years.

The UEA landscape consists of fen march, meadow, woodland and a mesotrophic lake while the River Yare runs through the grounds. The grounds are also home to rare fauna and flora, including otters, deer, hare, Great Crested Grebe, orchids and 500 year old Sessile Oaks.

2013年3月7日 · Experts from the University of East Anglia and Thetford Forest have spoken to ITV News Anglia about the need for a mass cull of the deer population. Dr Kristin Waber, from UEA, said if...