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Shrub management

Deer management

Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

Hundreds of different invertebrate species live within cropped fields, but fortunately, few ever become pests because they are killed by other invertebrates, their natural enemies. However, insecticides are toxic to most arthropods including the natural enemies and insects important as bird food....

History of woodland management for pheasants

Measuring natural pest management

Camera traps for game management

The effect of game management on the conservation value of woodland rides

Driven grouse shooting

The effects of grouse moor management on raptors and ravens

The impact of woodland expansion and changes in moorland management on mountain hare distribution

Key points Scotland is expanding its woodland cover as part of its efforts to combat climate change and improve biodiversity. If this expansion happens at the expense of moorland habitats it could negatively impact open moorland species, such as mountain hares. This study focuses on the Cairngor...