Caring for the Land

Ecological Impact of Deer Overpopulation on Mayne Island

There are many more deer on Mayne Island now than in previous centuries. The evidence for that statement is available for anyone to see: most native plants on Mayne Island are decreasing in abundance as a result of deer browse. Have you seen sword fern with its tips chewed off? Read more…

By Rob Underhill, 3 weeks1 week ago

Caring for the Land

Walkabout Program

Walkabouts with Property Owners The Mayne Island Conservancy is pleased to offer free consultation and information services to land owners who are interested in learning more about the natural features of their properties. These informal walkabouts with our experienced staff and volunteers are a fun and educational way to help Read more…

By Rob Underhill, 11 months7 months ago

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Caring for the Land

Ecological Impact of Deer Overpopulation on Mayne Island

Caring for the Land

Walkabout Program