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Heatwave impacts on wildlife in Tarn, France

Overview

Heatwaves in the Tarn region of France have impacted local wildlife and hunting activities. While the director of the Tarn Hunting Federation reported no high mortality rates, extreme temperatures have affected animal development. High heat has complicated nursing for some females, leading to weaker offspring with reduced survival chances, specifically in deer and roe deer.

Additionally, the heat has disrupted wild boar regulation. Hunting efforts were limited because dogs cannot hunt effectively in extreme temperatures. While early corn harvests due to drought mitigated some crop damage, experts warn that potential future rainfall could lead to increased damage as wild boars seek to forage in the soil once again.

Entities

David Eymar · Tarn · Parco della Maremma · Tuscany · University of Siena

Timeline

  1. 17 days ago

    [CULTURE] 6 sources
    Tarn heatwaves impact wildlife and hunting plans

    Heatwaves in the Tarn region have impacted wildlife health and hunting activities, affecting nursing in deer and limiting wild boar regulation due to high temperatures.

  2. about 1 month ago

    [POLITICS] 4 sources
    Heat drives nocturnal shift in deer at Tuscany's Parco della Maremma

    Research in eight Tuscan reserves finds rising summer heat forces roe deer to become more nocturnal, raising wolf encounter risk and highlighting climate change effects on wildlife.

Sources

ladepeche.fr · modesettravaux.fr · peaches.fr · positivr.fr · presseagence.fr · radiomelodie.com