斯达克和她的队伍也发现驯鹿对森林生长什么有巨大的影响。
Stark and her team also observed that reindeer have a tremendous effect on what grows in the forest.
据科奈尔环境保护科学家杰夫。威尔斯说，驯鹿也间接支持整个森林的防护，轮流帮助对抗气候变化。
They can also indirectly support the preservation of entire forests, which in turn helps to combat climate change, according to Cornell University conservation scientist Jeff Wells.
驯鹿喜欢青苔，因此如果周围没有饥饿的驯鹿，一大片青苔就会覆盖在森林地下叶层。
Reindeer love lichen, so without hungry reindeer around, thick carpets of lichen cover the forest understory.
威尔斯认为斯达克和她的团队的总结听上去挺有道理，指出他在加拿大森林也做了关于驯鹿(也就是森林鹿)的研究。
Wells, who said the conclusions of Stark and her team "sound reasonable," conducted his own study on reindeer (also known as woodland caribou) in Canadian forests.
威尔斯认为斯达克和她的团队的总结听上去挺有道理，指出他在加拿大森林也做了关于驯鹿（也就是森林鹿）的研究。
Wells, who said the conclusions of Stark and her team "sound reasonable, " conducted his own study on reindeer (also known as woodland caribou) in Canadian forests.
威尔斯对《探索》新闻解释说：“如果你保护大范围的驯鹿，你就避免了森林和湿地中碳的减少。
you protect the carbon and the ability of the forests and wetlands to continue to sequester carbon," Wells explained to Discovery News.
斯达克和她的同事分析了驯鹿放牧对营养贫乏的芬兰北部森林地区带来的土壤更新影响。他们认为长远来看，在森里放牧驯鹿会比没有牧鹿的地区失去更少的碳和增加植物垃圾。
They determined that in the long run, areas grazed by reindeer lose less carbon, through plant litter, than areas without reindeer.
然而，处于半 野生状态的驯鹿，现阶段还不能适应圈养和舍饲，于是驯鹿和饲养驯鹿的主人们重返森林，继续着他们千百年来的生产生活方式。
However, the reindeer often in half-wild state could not accustom to be tamed in fence or house, so the tamer and the animal had to return to the forests and go on the long lasted life.
然而，处于半 野生状态的驯鹿，现阶段还不能适应圈养和舍饲，于是驯鹿和饲养驯鹿的主人们重返森林，继续着他们千百年来的生产生活方式。
However, the reindeer often in half-wild state could not accustom to be tamed in fence or house, so the tamer and the animal had to return to the forests and go on the long lasted life.
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