Forest Ecosystem Monitoring Cooperative(802) 656-0683femc@uvm.eduwww.uvm.edu/femc705 Spear StreetSouth BurlingtonVermont05403United States of AmericaCary Institute of Ecosystem Studies Vassar College Vassar Farm and Ecological PreserveTeatown Lake Reservation Ward Pound Ridge Reservation Huyck Preserve and Biological Research Station Mianus River Gorge Mohonk Preserve partnerThe Impact of Deer Overabundance on Forest RegenerationThe Environmental Monitoring and Management Alliance (EMMA) is examining the effects of deer overabundance on forest regeneration at seven upland oak forest sites centered in the Hudson Valley. These data, coupled with deer management programs, will allow us to both assess the impact deer are having on the survival of native species and evaluate the effectiveness of various deer management strategies across the region.The Impact of Deer Overabundance on Forest RegenerationChristensonLynnKellyVickyDeppenJamieVanCampKeriCharlopLindsaySienerHillaryAitchisonDanNapoliMeganNagyChrisSandersonErinLongElizabethViviritoMichaelFerreriCatherineRhoadsAnneBegley-MillerDanielleKarpatiAmygrowthherbivoryregenerationforest healthEMMAwhite-tailed deersaplingodocoileus virginianusdeer browseenclosureDeer Exclosure Monitoring Indicator Species Data for Vassar2023-06-27Data collected on indicator species in paired exclosed and unexclosed plots at Vassar Farm and Ecological Preserve. Indicator species are species that have been identified as preferred by white-tailed deer.Z0347_3955_TM2ZBNVMC.347.3955mySQLhttps://www.uvm.edu/femc/CI4/data/archive/project/deer-exclosure-monitoring/dataset/deer-exclosure-monitoring-indicator-species-dataCountCountNumber of stemsint1HeightHeightHeight of plantdecimal1ITIS_CodeITIS_CodeintMeasurement_DateMeasurement_DatedateM/D/YYYYNotesNotestextPlotPlotintReproductiveReproductiveReproductive Status - if flowers or fruit presenttextSpeciesSpeciestextTreatmentTreatmentFenced or unfencedtextTreatment_NumberTreatment_Number1=fenced, 2=unfencedint1