ABOUT 'DEER'
Starting in Autumn 2024, Deer will transition to a fully interactive quarterly magazine exclusively for our members. While a limited number of print copies will be available for purchase and for members who request a paper version, please note that the print edition will not feature all the interactive content offered online.
Our magazine will deliver comprehensive coverage of BDS news, updates from the broader deer industry, research advancements, best practices, and in-depth insights into deer management. Expect engaging reviews, thought-provoking opinions, lively discussions, and much more.
Advertising in Deer Magazine
Advertising in Deer offers an excellent opportunity to connect with both deer management professionals and passionate deer enthusiasts who cherish our countryside. Deer provides unparalleled access to a dedicated audience eager to engage with all facets of the deer world.
For more information on advertising opportunities, please reach out to Jacob Holmes at jacob.holmes@fellowsmedia.com.
FURTHER READING
Nottingham Venues Partners with The British Deer Society to Promote Wild Venison and Sustainability
The British Deer Society is thrilled to announce an exciting new partnership with Nottingham Venues, a collection of independent venues on the University of Nottingham campus, renowned for their commitment to sustainability and high-quality hospitality.
Advocating for Deer Welfare Without Activism
The British Deer Society stands out in the animal welfare landscape for its measured, evidence-based approach to promoting deer welfare and sustainable management. Unlike activist-led charities, the BDS focuses on practical solutions, collaboration with stakeholders, and education to address challenges facing deer populations. This article explores how the BDS balances advocacy with science, highlighting its commitment to responsible deer management, including humane culling when necessary, and the importance of maintaining biodiversity. Discover how the BDS fosters constructive dialogue and offers a unique perspective on deer welfare.
Illegal Lynx Releases: A Cautionary Tale
Discover the complexities of reintroducing lynx to the UK in this cautionary tale about illegal releases in Scotland. Explore the ecological, ethical, and practical debates surrounding apex predators, deer management, and the challenges of reintroducing predators.
