Book "Wild Damage in the Forest"

Sturm-threatened and pest-prone forest stands, elaborate technical protective measures for trees, and economically often intolerable forest damage are cited as consequences when it comes to the conflict between wildlife and forest. The possibilities for reconciling economic and ecological interests are thoroughly analyzed in this book by a recognized expert in hunting management and forest protection. The necessary consequences of implementing integrated forest protection and close-to-nature forestry or the use of adapted forestry technology are presented in detail along with a cause analysis. The book includes the following main parts: Occurrence and significance of wildlife damage in the forest Legal foundations and their consequences Recording and assessing wildlife damage in the forest Causes of damage Resilience and stress on forest ecosystems by ruminant game Integrated measures to limit wildlife damage in the forest Treatment of browsing and bark damage in forest cultures, young stands, and timber With numerous color plates, selected examples, wildlife feeding and protection options, and the diversity of bark, rubbing, and browsing damage of individual wildlife species. Format: 368 pages, numerous color illustrations, hardcover Authors: Michael Müller, Siegfried Prien Neumann Neudamm Verlag ISBN: 978-3-7888-1310-9 Manufacturer: Verlag J. Neumann-Neudamm Unter dem Schöneberg 134 34212 Melsungen Deutschland [email protected]