Populations of Reeves’ muntjac (Muntiacus reevesi) have become well established in central, southern and eastern England as a result of introduction and colonisation. Although it is widely acknowledged as a species capable of damaging conservation woodland, information on its impacts has often been difficult to unravel because of the presence of other species of deer. In the county of Cambridgeshire, however, it is the most abundant and widespread species, allowing the nature and extent of its impacts to be described in woods where other deer are absent or rare. This article reviews published information and presents new analysis of data. The muntjac has significantly impacted a substantial proportion of conservation woodlands in the county, forming especially high densities in larger woods which are often designated as Sites of Special Scientific Interest. Management by means of fencing and particularly by culling has proved effective in reducing impacts by muntjac in individual woods and in the county as a whole. Timescales of colonisation leading up to causing impacts are also discussed to provide information to assist decision making in other regions or countries where muntjac are currently colonising or may colonise in the future.

里夫斯蒙塔克（Muntiacus reevesi）的种群）由于引进和殖民化，在英格兰中部，南部和东部已经建立了良好的地位。尽管人们普遍认为它是一种能够破坏保护林地的物种，但由于存在其他鹿种，因此有关其影响的信息通常很难弄清。但是，在剑桥郡县，它是种类最丰富，分布最广的物种，因此可以在没有其他鹿或稀有其他鹿的树林中描述其影响的性质和程度。本文回顾了已发布的信息并提出了对数据的新分析。沙丘极大地影响了该县的大部分保护林地，在通常被指定为具有特殊科学意义的地点的大林中形成了特别高的密度。事实证明，通过栅栏进行管理，尤其是通过淘汰进行管理，可以有效地减少木m对单个森林乃至整个县的影响。还讨论了导致造成影响的殖民化时间表，以提供信息，以协助在孟加克目前正在殖民或将来可能殖民的其他地区或国家进行决策。