Context Helicopter-based shooting has been widely used to harvest deer or control
overabundant populations in Australasia, but the effectiveness and cost of this method as a …

AbstractContext Helicopter-based shooting has been widely used to kill deer in Australasia,
but the animal welfare outcomes of this technique have not been evaluated. Aim To assess …

AbstractContext Spatial and temporal variability in population density tends to increase with
an increasing mean density, as widely documented by Taylor's law (TL) of fluctuation …

Abstract European Hare (Lepus europaeus), like many invasive species, have declined in
much of their native range but flourished in non-native regions (eg South America). Previous …

Context Helicopter darting has been used to capture wild deer, but this method has never
been used for chital deer (Axis axis). Aim The aims of this study were to develop, assess and …

Water is one of the most essential resources on the planet and shapes entire ecosystems.
Across the western United States, thousands of artificial water sources have been installed …

Globally, high‐density populations of feral deer have been associated with a range of
negative ecological consequences. Within Australia, limited quantitative research has …

Axis deer (Axis axis), an introduced invasive species of growing concern around the globe,
have rapidly expanded through the southern cone countries in South America. Despite …

Chital deer (Axis axis) are an ungulate species introduced to northern Queensland,
Australia, in an environment where land is managed for large scale cattle production …

Chital deer (Axis axis) were introduced to the Burdekin dry tropics of north Queensland,
Australia, in the late 1800s. Here rainfall and plant growth are highly seasonal and a …