Baby deer waited with his dead mother for days before being hit by car and left to die The fawn has now been rescued after being spotted by walkers in Melbourne, South Derbyshire Comments ...

Modern populations of fallow deer possess hidden cultural histories dating back to the Roman Empire, which should be factored into decisions around their management and conservation.

Fallow deer were first brought to Britain by the Romans over 1,000 years ago. They live in woodland, grassland and parkland. Roe deer, too, are commong around East Lancashire.

First Nations are meeting with Parks Canada on Monday to discuss what they feel is a better plan to kill all the European fallow deer on Sidney Island. The eradication project was halted on Nov. 5 — ...

There is no real count of the number of fallow deer on Sidney Island. Parks Canada has estimated there could be up to 900 while local residents say the number is likely under 100.

There is no real count of the number of fallow deer on Sidney Island. Parks Canada has estimated there could be up to 900 while local residents say the number is likely under 100.