Monitoring reintroduciranog jelena običnog na području Tare (Zapadna Srbija)

IF 0.4 4区 农林科学 Q4 FORESTRY
Slavko Mladenović, D. Gačić, S. Stamenković, D. Vilotić, Boris Radić, M. Malinić
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Abstract

The modern approach in the development of programs for the reintroduction of red deer was applied for the first time in Serbia. We compared the most important planned and implemented activities in the period 2018-2021, and assessed the results achieved in the Mt. Tara area. The plan was to hold the red deer (5♂ + 15♀) in the acclimatisation enclosure for several months and release them into the selected favourable area (150 km2) during three consecutive years. Bark stripping occurred mainly on thinner common hazel stems of coppice origin (≤ 9.9 cm). Total mortality among the 72 red deer that were transported to the acclimatisation enclosure was 8.3%. The longest movement of a 4-year-old female (held for 15 weeks) was 24 km. During the study period, no bark stripping was observed outside the acclimatization enclosure, nor were any deaths of the released red deer registered. In the period 2019-2021, 74 red deer were released from the acclimatization enclosure into the Mt. Tara area, which is about 60% of the estimated capacity of the selected favourable area.
监测Tare重新引入的鹿(塞尔维亚西部)
在制定马鹿重新引入计划的现代方法首次在塞尔维亚得到应用。我们比较了2018-2021年期间最重要的计划和实施活动,并评估了塔拉山地区取得的成果。计划将马鹿(5公+ 15♀)在驯化围栏中饲养数月,并连续三年将其释放到选定的有利区域(150 km2)。树皮剥落主要发生在小灌木源的普通榛茎上(≤9.9 cm)。72只马鹿被转移到驯化围场,总死亡率为8.3%。4岁雌鼠最长活动距离(15周)为24公里。在研究期间,在驯化围栏外没有观察到树皮剥落,也没有任何释放马鹿死亡的记录。在2019-2021年期间,74头马鹿从驯化圈地释放到塔拉山地区,约占选定有利地区估计容量的60%。
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Sumarski List
Sumarski List FORESTRY-
CiteScore
0.90
自引率
20.00%
发文量
32
审稿时长
>12 weeks
期刊介绍: Forestry Journal publishes scientific and specialist articles from the fields of forestry, forestry-related scientific branches, nature protection and wildlife management.
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