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UK deer numbers surged to 2 million, causing damage and collisions, but culling falls short of needed levels.
Deer populations in Britain have risen from 450,000 in the 1970s to about two million today, causing extensive damage to farmland, forests, and roads.
Up to 74,000 deer-vehicle collisions occur annually, leading to injuries and fatalities, while farmers face significant crop losses and land managers struggle with overgrazing.
Despite culling roughly 350,000 deer yearly, numbers continue to grow, with experts suggesting up to 750,000 must be removed annually to stabilize populations.
The surge is linked to the decline of natural predators, reduced culling during the pandemic, and deer escaping from estates after World War One.
Reintroducing predators like wolves is debated but largely opposed.
Government and conservation groups agree better management is needed, but no consensus on effective, scalable solutions has emerged.
El número de ciervos en el Reino Unido se disparó a 2 millones, causando daños y colisiones, pero el sacrificio no alcanza los niveles necesarios.