Deer are among the world's most successful invasive mammals and can have substantial
deleterious impacts on natural and agricultural ecosystems. Six species have established …

Invasive species are increasing in number, extent and impact worldwide. Effective invasion
management has thus become a core socio-ecological challenge. To tackle this challenge …

Simple Summary Consideration of animal welfare in food choices has become an influential
contemporary theme. Traditional animal welfare views about food have been largely …

Temperate woodlands are amongst the most threatened ecosystems in Australia because
the land on which they occur is highly suited to agriculture. Two hundred years of habitat …

Sleeper populations of non-native species can remain at low abundance for decades before
irrupting. For over a century, fallow deer (Dama dama) in the island state of Tasmania …

Context Understanding the diet of invasive species can inform the potential for their
distribution into novel habitats. Fallow deer are well established in the grassy woodlands of …

Australian forest ecosystems cover almost 16% of Australia's landmass. As the seventh‐
largest forested area worldwide, these forest ecosystems have largely evolved in the face of …

The stability of species and provenance performance across diverse environments is a
major issue in restoration, particularly for assisted migration and climate‐adjusted …

Globally, high‐density populations of feral deer have been associated with a range of
negative ecological consequences. Within Australia, limited quantitative research has …

Context Tasmania has been called the roadkill capital of Australia. However, little is known
about the population-level impact of vehicle mortality on native mammals in the island state …