Experts studied deer poo for years. Here’s what it tells us about Britain’s woodlands
Experts say the discovery could help us better understand how deer shape woodland ecosystems and influence conservation ...
What deer poo can tell us about the future of Britain’s woodlands
Research reveals that fallow deer have an unexpected appetite for brambles, a plant often seen as a woodland nuisance.
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Deer do 'high levels of damage' to waterways, report
Deer living in protected wetlands are causing "high levels of damage" by grazing wetland plants and eating farmers' crops, a ...
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What deer poo can tell us about the future of Britain’s woodlands
If trees can’t grow, they can’t store carbon. Fallow deer (Dama dama) are a well-loved species often seen in UK parks. As “intermediate grazers” they eat large quantities of fibrous plant ...
Fresh drive to bring nature back to Staffordshire
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Man Captures Magical Encounter With Rarely Seen Animal on Yard Camera
Guy Maskall, a 71-year-old retired engineer who lives in Hertfordshire with his family, captured the footage. In the clip, ...
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Study: Red foxes pose low risk of spreading TB
The first study of M. bovis prevalence in red foxes in Ireland has proved that the species poses a low risk in spreading TB ...
A bellowing deer and a roadside swan: British photo award shows surprising city wildlife
Urban wildlife is spotlighted in this year’s award, with a streetwise fox, a roadside swan and scavenging pigeons among the ...
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Growing deer population harming Norfolk Broads wildlife
Experts have found the growing deer population in the Norfolk Broads is harming biodiversity in the protected wetland.