White-Tailed Deer Impacts and Management @RutgersNJAES
White-Tailed Deer Impacts and Management  @RutgersNJAES
Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
White-Tailed Deer Impacts and Management – Forests, Farms, and Communities: This full-length,10-minute video incorporates all of the stories of the 3 shorter clips – Crop Damage and Farmers’ Livelihoods; Forests, Open Spaces, and Communities; and Monitoring Deer Numbers. In the full-length feature we follow Bob, a local farmer, for an entire growing season as he loses half of his crop to deer damage. Ecologists tell us about forest research, restoration, and management efforts as they combat high deer numbers and extensive browsing of native plants that has led to invasives taking over the understory and hindering forest regeneration. We also hear how drones have been used to monitor the success of a community-based bowhunting program that has also provided those in need in the community with over 13,000 meals while helping the forest, addressing landscape and agricultural damage, and working to reduce safety concerns such as deer-vehicle collisions.
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