UBC study identifies Indigenous-led hunting as most effective way to manage deer overpopulation
A new study led by UBC Forestry with Coast Salish Nations and regional research partners identifies the most effective solutions to address deer overabundance on the Southern Gulf Islands.
UBC study identifies Indigenous-led hunting as most effective way to manage deer overpopulation
As ecosystems in coastal British Columbia continue to suffer from the effects of overabundant black-tailed deer, a study by UBC Forestry, in collaboration with Coast Salish Nations, presents effective management solutions for the Southern Gulf Islands. The research indicates that Indigenous-led hunting is the most successful and cost-effective method for mitigating deer overpopulation while addressing […]