Cervidae (deer and their relatives) have increased in numbers and global distribution since
the early 20th century, as the result of anthropogenic factors including introduction to new …

Deer are the most abundant large herbivores in temperate and boreal forests across the
Northern Hemisphere. They are ecosystem engineers known to alter understory vegetation …

The ongoing transition within forest management towards more biodiversity-oriented
practices, such as close-to-nature forestry and retention forestry, may benefit forest fauna …

Benefits of invasive species management for terrestrial biodiversity are widely expected and
promoted in New Zealand. Evidence for this is presented in policy and scientific reviews of …

This document summarizes the costs and benefits of various strategies for managing urban
white-tailed deer (hereafter “deer”). Deer have reached high densities in many urban and …