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Bird collisions along 135 km of deer fences were monitored for 1 yr (April/May 1992 to April/May 1993) at 27 sites in the Scottish Highlands. The majo...
Read moreWoodland management should consider biodiversity conservation world-wide. Landowners in some European Mediterranean regions receive subsidies to thin ...
Read moreBirds of prey and driven-grouse shooting are at the centre of a long-standing human-wildlife conflict. Hen harrier predation can reduce grouse shootin...
Read moreConflicts between people over wildlife management are damaging, widespread, and notoriously difficult to resolve where people hold different values an...
Read more1. Hole-nesting birds are frequently faced with a shortage of suitable nest sites in regions of intensive forest management. Nest boxes are sometimes ...
Read moreManagement of domestic and wild animals is an integral part of conservation and is often based on how an animal is categorised. For example, feral cat...
Read moreThe capercaillie Tetrao urogallus is widely valued as a game bird and an indicator of forest ecosystem quality. In Scotland, its numbers have declined...
Read moreGrey partridge populations in the UK have declined dramatically since 1970. These birds are mainly associated with lowland cereal farms, but they are ...
Read moreFarmland bird populations have declined sharply due to agricultural intensification. In Europe, these negative population trends have been linked to t...
Read moreWild animals are an important protein source in many countries in West Africa. Studies of numbers and fluctuations of game species entering markets ca...
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