Scientists have launched an innovative research project in Scotland’s west Highlands, fitting red deer with GPS collars to track their movements. This pioneering study aims to help land managers make better decisions about deer health, numbers, and habitat restoration. The project is tracking 22 stags from Glen Affric to the west coast, with 12 already wearing collars and 10 more to be fitted this winter. Six deer calves have also received GPS ear tags to monitor how they travel with their mothers, with more calves set to be tagged next spring. “Red deer are a vital part of Scotland’s upland … Continue reading 22 GPS-Tracked Deer Reveal Migration Secrets in Scotland’s Pioneering Wildlife Study