NatureScot Research Report 1188 - Lowland deer management - assessing the delivery of public interests - phase 2
The Lowland Deer Management project contributes to the Scottish Biodiversity Strategy Route Map action to assess the mechanisms for delivering sustainable deer management in the lowland Scotland. Phase 2 of the project builds on work done to identify what data is available to support deer management within the project area (Research Report 1069). This study engaged with stakeholders to understand how, where and why practical deer management is carried out within the project area with the aim of gaining a better understanding of current models of lowland deer management and the extent to which they are delivering the public interest.
Pages: 59
Published: 2019
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NatureScot Research Report 1149 - Updating the estimates of national trends and regional differences in red deer densities on open-hill ground in Scotland
NatureScot Research Report 1158 - Deer-Vehicle Collision (DVC) data collection and analysis 2016–2018
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