Most second-home owners' complaints about deer, though, have to do with damage to landscaping.
Some species of wildlife have become more adept at living in towns and cities, bringing with them damage to landscaping, risk of disease spread, and in some cases risk of injury to humans or their companion animals.
The damage to the landscape is going to be irreparable.
"By building vertically rather than horizontally you get more people in, but you cause less damage to the landscape.
The Nazis' civil-engineering arm, named after Fritz Todt, built motorways and arranged their surrounds in order to achieve minimal damage to the landscape.
It remains a central concern at The New Yorker as the magazine enters its tenth decade and the damage — to the landscape, to the creatures that inhabit it, and to ourselves — mounts up.
"Some restoration projects in this are good, but we don't want them to use those good restoration projects as an excuse to go in and do more damage to the landscape through logging," he said.
While those projects minimize the damage to the landscape, they add to one of the major challenges of all oil sands projects: getting energy from the oil sands requires consuming a lot of energy, mostly natural gas.
While there was extensive flooding at city beaches and in waterfront parks, including Soundview Park and Orchard Beach in the Bronx, the receding water left minimal damage to the landscape in its wake.
The CBA's director, Mike Heyworth, said: "Stonehenge is arguably the best known prehistoric monument in the world and we must think hard before we cause irreversible damage to the landscape surrounding it – which contains many nationally important archaeological features which are not yet fully understood.
Critics are also concerned about visual damage to the landscape and the effect on farming.
