Hungry deer in the northeastern U. S. are likely changing the acoustics of their forests by eating up bushes, small trees and other leafy plants that normally would affect the transmission of ...

Research by the Pennsylvania Game Commission and Penn State University discovers the truth about deer movements during rut, weather and moon phases.

Overabundant deer can spell trouble for people, including frequent car collisions and the spread of zoonotic diseases. But deer can also disrupt wildlife communities -- such as forest songbirds ...

And as originally vast forests become increasingly fragmented, there are many areas that have a great deal of forest, but those wooded areas are in patches, each less than 250 across. “So, it’s all ...

Across the United States, the deer population has ballooned in recent years to an estimated 30 million. Once a rare sight, deer have become something of a pest, spreading disease and causing fatal ...

The Deer-Forest Study team plans to continue wrestling with deer and monitoring vegetation and soil conditions through 2026. While Dr. Diefenbach is excited about new technology that will allow ...

By Kern Ridlington, Forestry News & Views While Minnesota has troubles with high deer populations in some areas, attempts have been made to reduce the deer herd with liberal hunting regulations.

Ready to get lost in nature? It's practically guaranteed that you'll see at least one deer at Fullersburg Woods Forest ...

A hush falls over the emerald canopy as a majestic silhouette glides between ancient oaks. This is the red deer—once the undisputed monarch of Europe’s primeval woodlands. With antlers like living ...