Optimising predation control in Great Britain to enhance species conservation: A case study in the New Forest using FoxNet - dataset

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Williams, Nathan F., Stillman, Richard, Short, Mike, Hardouin, Emilie and Porteus, Tom A. (2025) Optimising predation control in Great Britain to enhance species conservation: A case study in the New Forest using FoxNet - dataset.

Simulating the response of the red fox population in the New Forest National Park under various alternative management scenarios using the adapted agent-based model, 'FoxNet'.

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Research / Data Type:	Other
Creators:	Creators Email Williams, Nathan F. nwilliams@gwct.org.uk Stillman, Richard rstillman@bournemouth.ac.uk Short, Mike mshort@gwct.org.uk Hardouin, Emilie ehardouin@bournemouth.ac.uk Porteus, Tom A. tporteus@gwct.org.uk
Groups:	Faculty of Science & Technology (Until 31/07/2025)
Collection period:	From To March 2024 August 2024
Date:	29 October 2025
Date type:	Publication
Data collection method:	Refer to chapter five of the thesis "Causes and Implications of Fox Population Dynamics in Central Southern England".
Funder name(s):	Bournemouth University, Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust
Grant reference number(s):	PhD Studentship (NFW)
Keywords:	Vulpes vulpes, predator control, compensatory immigration
Status:	Published
Publisher:	Bournemouth University
Contact email address:	bordar@bournemouth.ac.uk

Record Details

DOI:	10.18746/bmth.data.00000471
Depositing User:	Nathan Williams
Year Deposited:	29 Oct 2025 11:56
Revision:	19
Last Modified:	29 Oct 2025 11:56

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