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… but also to understand how human activities impact their natural habitats. Moose is one of those animals that have increased in interest in such studies. In this study, I tested if the probability to cross wildlife fences of moose would increase with increasing home range sizes …
The moose is a keystone species in the boreal forest ecosystem, but the dense Swedish population do cause some serious problems. From a forestry perspective, their browsing on young Scot pine (Pinus sylvestris) causes extensive losses of revenue. Adjusting the cleaning along …
It has been shown that moose can affect plant community composition and structure. Selective browsing with other damages of large herbivores on tree species with different tolerance to disturbance could reshape the tree layer in both managed and natural forests. Rowan Sorbus …
… risk of trees falling down on the tracks. Simultaneously, train accidents with moose and roe deer have become more frequent and the costs for consequent delays and repairs of engines are of growing concern. There is reason to assume that tree-clearance of railroad corridors may …
an exploration of migratory tactics in female moose
… such as access to high quality food and reduced risk for predation. The moose (Alces alces) in northern Sweden is partially migratory and moose females are known to give birth to one or two calves. The synchrony between time of calving and timing of migration has not been …
… on available statistics from 2004 on deer-vehicle collisions involving moose, deer, roedeerand wild boar and on telephone interviews with hunters involved in the tracking of injuredanimals. Altogether, the annual loss in hunting value for moose was assessed to approximately30 …
… towards the end of the summer. Because of a similar distribution between moose and roe deer at the two research stations the composition of the game population is probably not a reason for the observed difference in browsing pressure. Climate, alternative fodder and ground …
… seems to pose any considerably large threat to us. Brown bear, wild boar and moose are the ones that could be considered as a threat, if any, because these are the ones that from time to time attack humans. This study is meant to inspire more scientific research about fear and …
… amount of forage and increase the use of these resources by especially moose. The method is based on a slash treatment at harvest, where the accessibility of slash as forage is increased during final felling or commercial thinning by gathering the slash and putting the Scots …
en lönsam lösning på betningsproblematiken?
… BBE. Treatment is to be done with the object to lower or fully reduce the moose browsing on pine. The study is made in three versions. The results from each version separately will follow below. Version I.: The size of the moose population is in no way affected by the reduced …
omfattning med avseende på geografisk utbredning, skadad volym och ekonomiska konsekvenser
… province of Småland studies has been done to investigate how big damage the moose may do to P. abies. An inquiry examination and two different types of surveys were done to find out how big area, which volume and which financial consequences the moose debarking has had on the …
… the wildlife tunnel does not work, 3: one additional highway is built, 4: the moose population is wanted to increase, 5: moose hunting stopped. Methods that where used in the first step were expert opinion, interview (with hunter) and trend analysis. In the middle part …
… in hunting.A strong relationship was found between the favorite game, moose (Alces alces), and the amount of hunters participating in the hunting. Merged with the quantity of roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) and wild boar (Sus scrofa) it gives a reliable estimation of the amount …
… that roe deer is the most frequent visitor during the observations period. Moose, red deer, fallow deer and wild boars also use the resource, but the observations period is to short too draw any conclusions. The average production on 4020kg (dry biomass) rapeseed per hectare …
En studie utifrån stabila isotoper
… was to investigate the provenance of Viking age antler material findings of moose and red deer from Sigtuna and from three sites on the island of Gotland in the Baltic sea. This was done by analysis of the stable isotopes of carbon, nitrogen and sulphur. Thre were never any …
