Reduction of forest regeneration due to overbrowsing by white-tailed deer is a growing
concern for land managers. Abundant deer can impede forest regeneration through direct …

The wild boar is one of the most invasive species among large mammals in both its native
and introduced ranges. This species represents a main threat for crops and biodiversity and …

Throughout the southeastern US, white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus; hereafter deer)
are the dominant herbivores and have the potential to impact vegetation communities …

Appropriate field survey methods and robust modeling approaches play an important role in
wildlife protection and habitat management because reliable information on wildlife …

The animal–habitat relationships tend to manifest at specific spatial scales and are crucial
for linking habitat selection patterns to ecological processes. The white-tailed deer …

White-tailed deer are geographically widespread and occupy a variety of ecosystems from
semi-desert shrubland and grasslands to forests. They have a relatively high reproductive …

There exists a need for a reasonably simple, relatively inexpensive and reliable tool for
estimating deer population abundance on small (< 2000 ha), protected natural areas. For …

Appropriate field survey methods and robust modeling approaches play an important role in
wildlife protection and habitat management because reliable information on wildlife …

The Tasmanian Government has undertaken to conduct a comprehensive survey of wild
fallow deer across the state, to establish a baseline from which the deer population and …