July 1, 2025Ecological Solutions and EvidenceOpen Access

Visual‐acoustic wildlife deterrents as a supporting measure to prevent mowing‐related mortality in roe deer fawns

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Visual-acoustic wildlife deterrents significantly influenced fawn behavior and movement around agricultural areas.
During the trial, 36% of the GPS-collared fawns left the test area, indicating potential for successful deterrence.
The analysis utilized a multi-state Markov model to examine movement patterns of 76 fawns fitted with GPS collars.
Despite some success with deterrents, further measures like drones with thermal imaging are necessary to lower fawn mortality.

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This observational analysis finds significant impacts on fawn behavior using wildlife deterrents, suggesting improved agricultural practices are needed.

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Stehr et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af4cdfad7bf08b1ead6547 https://doi.org/10.1002/2688-8319.70100

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This observational analysis finds significant impacts on fawn behavior using wildlife deterrents, suggesting improved agricultural practices are needed.

Visual‐acoustic wildlife deterrents as a supporting measure to prevent mowing‐related mortality in roe deer fawns

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Visual‐acoustic wildlife deterrents as a supporting measure to prevent mowing‐related mortality in roe deer fawns

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