Human Noise Pollution on Whitetail Deer Population

Human Noise Pollution on Whitetail Deer Populations

Table Of contents:
Introduction 3
Literature Review 5
Methodology 8
Data Interpretation 10
Data Analysis 12
Conclusion 18
Acknowledgements 19
References 20
Appendix A 22
Appendix B 23
Appendix C 24

Introduction Whitetail deer have been of important aesthetic and cultural value for humans for many ages. However with the recent advancements in construction of woodland areas to create space for the continuous growth of the

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