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Great article. As a frequent visitor to Richmond Park, I always pondered over the cull signs. I can appreciate the management required to sustain such an area. It clearly is not a naturally occurring space to accommodate deer and therefore needs intervention.
This also reminds me of the seemingly unconventional approaches the National Park Service in the US take to conserve land. i.e. prescribed burns while having a robust fire prevention campaign.