Re: Request for an overview on hunting and biodiversity

M. Pasqui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Dear all,
>
>We are working on a paper that includes a two-page section on the
>impacts (both "positive" and "negative") of hunting over biodiversity.

In the UK downland (and many other areas) were devoid of trees until
hunting (fox and pheasant) became a popular pastime. At that time large
numbers of woods and copses were planted specifically for the sportsmen.

The effect on biodiversity is obvious.

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