Cervina Management
Cervina Management
With 45 years experience, we provide expert deer management services, including population & impact studies, tailored to your land & needs
With 45 years experience, we provide expert deer management services, including population & impact studies, tailored to your land & needs
Fully qualified
Minimum DSC1 Standard
fully insured
BASC or Equivalent
discreet
Reputation Protection
Why Chose Cervina Management
Deer can cause significant damage to crops and young trees by browsing and bark stripping
🌿 Why Choose Us for Your Deer Management Needs?
Choosing the right partner for deer management is essential to achieving sustainable, effective, and ethical outcomes. Our fully qualified, fully insured team brings over 45 years of industry experience, delivering professional services tailored to your specific needs.
We implement advanced population management strategies designed to maintain ecological balance while minimizing conflicts with agricultural, forestry, and conservation interests. Our approach is guided by continuous monitoring and research, ensuring each management plan remains effective and adaptable to evolving environmental conditions.
The Case for Sustainable Deer Management in the UK
Effective deer management necessitates a comprehensive approach, incorporating several critical components to achieve ecological equilibrium alongside economic sustainability:
🌿 Deer Management in Surrey and Sussex: A Growing Challenge
Deer management has become a pressing issue in Surrey and Sussex, where unchecked population growth is causing widespread ecological and economic damage.
Agricultural and Horticultural Damage
Deer grazing leads to significant economic losses for farmers, affecting crops, orchards, vineyards, hedgerows, and tree saplings. This damage not only reduces yields but also threatens the long-term viability of essential farming grants, including the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS), Environmental Stewardship Scheme (ESS), Countryside Stewardship Scheme (CSS), and Agri-Environment Scheme (AES).
Cervina Management Services
Our team of experts specialises in developing tailored annual deer management plans designed to meet your specific land and wildlife needs.
🌿 Our Services
Land Impact & Population Reporting
We provide in-depth population and impact assessments that offer a comprehensive understanding of local deer numbers, their overall health, and the direct effects they have on the surrounding landscape. Our reports go beyond basic statistics, providing key insights into how deer are interacting with vegetation, soil, and other wildlife in the area. By analysing these factors, we enable landowners and managers to make data-driven decisions that support sustainable land use and ensure long-term ecological balance. These reports play a critical role in shaping responsible wildlife management strategies.
Deer Population Management & Consultancy
Our team of experts specialises in developing tailored annual deer management plans designed to meet your specific land and wildlife needs. Each plan is carefully crafted to include details on population trends, the required management techniques, and recommended culling numbers based on rigorous population surveys. We ensure complete transparency throughout the entire process, providing clear documentation on all management actions taken and outcomes achieved. This approach not only supports ethical and effective deer management but also helps preserve your land’s ecological integrity.
Guided Stalking
The varied landscapes of Surrey and Sussex create an exciting and rewarding stalking experience. The mix of woodlands and farmland offers an ideal setting for deer stalking Muntjac, Roe and fallow throughout the year.
🌿 Guided Deer Stalking in Surrey & Sussex
Nestled in the stunning countryside of Surrey and Sussex, guided deer stalking offers a unique and immersive experience for those looking to engage with nature, develop fieldcraft skills, and participate in ethical wildlife management. With their rolling hills, dense woodlands, and open fields, these regions provide the perfect habitat for several deer species, including roe, fallow, and muntjac.
Deer stalking is a centuries-old tradition in the UK, playing a crucial role in conservation and population control. Managed correctly, stalking helps maintain a healthy and balanced ecosystem by preventing overpopulation, which can lead to habitat destruction and competition for food resources. Our guided outings ensure that all stalking is conducted in an ethical, responsible, and sustainable manner, with respect for both the animals and the environment.
Words from a few of our land owners
We have many references from private land owner and estates to small holdings, all with positive feedback, we look forward to sharing these with you..
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