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01/05/23 - Deer Management

The number of Red Deer in the Scottish Highlands has doubled in the past 50 years. It's great news for wildlife-watchers, but it's also causing problems because the deer are damaging woodlands and other fragile habitats.

So what's the solution? Richard Baynes investigates.

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Mon 1 May 202305:45
BBC Radio 4

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