C26456 Modelling of wild deer populations to inform impact intervention policy

Animal and Plant Health Agency · awarded 27 September 2024 · delivered in North West

£45k Award value £45,000
1 Supplier Recorded as a large business
30 Sep 2027 Runs until from 1 Oct 2024

Who

BuyerAnimal and Plant Health Agency London
Supplier University of Leeds
Categoryservices
ClassificationResearch and development consultancy services CPV 73200000
Notice published25 October 2024

What it is for

APHA and the School of Biology, University of Leeds, have partnered on a studentship to develop models of British deer populations. Wild deer are a significant host species for many diseases of concern for GB biosecurity. To robustly develop policy advice, it is necessary to establish fundamental understanding of deer ecology and management. This project will aim to identify and collate available evidence and combine it into a simulation model capable of examining control strategies for various issues of wildlife management including outbreaks of disease with an impact on animal (livestock) and/or human health.

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