have a mix of brown and white fur. A woman’s ordinary evening commute turned into an unforgettable experience when she spotted a rare albino deer standing gracefully in the snow near a forest.

Gleaming white fur surely doesn’t help deer avoid the merciless eye of predators in the forest. But how rare are sightings of these all-white deer, and what causes this unique genetic mutation?

Adam Ford, Michael Noonon, Robin Steenweg and Rob Serrouya, have monitored the white-tailed deer's movement into the western boreal forest for more than five years. As global temperatures climb ...

Timber harvest on private lands continues to foster the Adirondack deer herd; the maturation of the public forest discourages it. The white-tailed deer is, economically the most important wild mammal ...

The biggest threat to the forest, though, is the overpopulation of white-tailed deer. When Tapper first walked up to the stone fencerow in the orchard, he was startled to look through the forest ...

The NPS reports the dramatic increase in white-tailed deer densities ... a target range of 15–20 deer per square mile is needed to support healthy forest regeneration. Need a break?

An overpopulation of white-tailed deer in Southwestern ... which is detrimental to the health of native vegetation and forest ecosystems.” The deer management plan will address overpopulation ...