Lowland Deer Network Scotland

The Lowland Deer Network Scotland (LDNS) was launched at a conference in Cardrona, Peebles on 14 November 2011. The aim of LDNS is to provide additional structure to deer management in lowland and peri-urban areas.
LDNS is a partnership being taken forward by ADMG in conjunction with SNH, Forestry Commission Scotland/Forest Enterprise Scotland, the Scottish Gamekeepers Association, British Deer Society and others.
For details of the LDNS Development Committee click here (pdf)
For more information on the Cardrona Conference or on the LDNS in general, please see links below:
- Cardrona conference programme (pdf)
- Stewart Stevenson MSP (pdf)
- Andrew Thin (pdf)
- Richard Cooke Closing Statement (pdf)
- LDNS application form (pdf)
- Recreational Deer Control Permissions (Powerpoint)
- Lowland deer populations – opportunities and threats (Powerpoint)
- Deer Management in North Lanarkshire, Case Study (pdf)
