How Too Many Deer Are Harming Maryland's Forests
Overpopulation of deer can reduce a forest's ability to regenerate Deer eating at the edge of a forest. Photo by Deepti Bansal Gage, submitted to the 2019 Maryland DNR Photo Contes…
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