Deer poo analysis uncovers surprising role in woodland conservation efforts
A study of deer poo in North Wales could shed light on the conservation of woodlands in the UK. A team from Bangor University ...
Reintroducing wolves could expand woodland areas and reduce CO2 – study
Researchers acknowledged there may be controversy should wolves be reintroduced in Scotland, but they said the benefits must ...
12/02/25 Farm minister at Norfolk Show, rural foodbanks, deer and woodland.
Wild deer are often considered by landowners as something of a pest. They eat new growth and damage young trees and mature woodland. However, scientists at Bangor University studied fallow deer in ...
More than 250 homes can be built in Derbyshire Green Belt - near ancient woodland home to a beloved deer herd
More than 250 homes can now be built in the Green Belt between Derby and an ancient woodland home to a beloved deer herd.
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University of Reading researchers reveal surprising deer diet insight
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
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‘It’s the right thing to do’: State forestry program provides tax benefits to woodland owners
Tax exemptions provide an incentive to qualifying landowners to preserve their woodlands, but bills introduced in the Iowa ...
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250 homes for Green Belt between Derby and an ancient woodland home to a beloved deer herd
More than 250 homes can now be built in the Green Belt between Derby and an ancient woodland home to a beloved deer herd ...
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Woodland on Mull peninsula doubles in 30 years
At Tireragan, on the southwestern tip of Mull, woodland cover has grown from 56 hectares in 1994, to 93 hectares in 2024, thanks to natural regeneration following the removal of sheep and deer.
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Improve deer habitat
If you own land and are hoping to improve woodland habitat for deer, winter and spring are great times to consider your management options.