Composting Road-Killed Deer In New York

Theresa Laibach and Jean Bonhotal BioCycle May 2004, Vol. 45, No. 5, p. 25 About 8,000 deer are killed annually on state highways in the lower Hudson Valley region, creating a disposal challenge. Transportation and environmental officials opted to give static pile composting a try. The white-tailed deer population in New York State has increased…

 

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