Time: February 16, 2022 from 7pm to 8pm
Location: Virtual
Street: Virtual Event
City/Town: Millbrook
Website or Map: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/…
Phone: 8456777600
Event Type: panel, discussion
Organized By: Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
Latest Activity: Feb 7, 2022
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This virtual event will cover the history of deer in the Catskills, how deer influence the composition and health of our regional forests, and strategies to mitigate deer impacts. Presenters include: forest ecologist Dr. Charles Canham (Cary Institute), ecologist Dr. Lynn Christenson (Vassar College), and deer biologist Brendan Quirion (NYS DEC Region 3).
Among the topics to be discussed: how deer populations have changed over the last 100 years as land has become reforested and hunting pressure has declined, what loss of woody cover and the herbaceous layer means for forests and wildlife, management options, and ways that landowners can help promote healthy forest regeneration.
For more info and to register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/oh-deer-how-deer-shape-forests-in-the-catskills-beyond-tickets-244043620037?aff=CornellForestry
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