A recent study led by Professor Patrick Zollner at Purdue University aims to provide wildlife agencies with essential insights into managing deer populations affected by epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD). The research focuses on understanding how rapidly these deer herds can rebound following outbreaks, which have significantly impacted populations in various regions.
This study not only examines the recovery dynamics but could also inform future wildlife management strategies, enabling agencies to better address the ecological challenges posed by EHD. With deer populations serving as a crucial aspect of forest ecosystems and hunting industries, the findings could hold substantial implications for sustainability efforts across affected areas.
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