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Prior information reduces uncertainty about the consequences of deer overabundance on forest birds

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Prior information reduces uncertainty about the consequences of deer overabundance on forest birds

Auteurs : Tara G. Martin [Australie, Canada] ; Peter Arcese [Canada] ; Petra M. Kuhnert [Australie] ; Anthony J. Gaston [Canada] ; Jean-Louis Martin [France]

Source :

Biological conservation [ 0006-3207 ] ; 2013.

RBID : Pascal:13-0294509

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Incertitude, Forêt, Aves, Estimation Bayes, Protection faune, Golfe, Ile, Protection environnement, Cervidae, Odocoileus hemionus.
Wicri :
- topic : Forêt, Golfe.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Animal conservation, Aves, Bayes estimation, Cervidae, Environmental protection, Forests, Gulf, Island, Odocoileus hemionus, Uncertainty.

Abstract

Prior scientific knowledge inspires ecological research, hypotheses and debate but is rarely used explicitly to formulate predictive models. Bayesian statistics provide a formal way to include informative priors and evaluate their influence on parameter estimates. We use case studies of the influence of overabundant deer on bird species abundance in the Gulf Island, San Juan and Haida Gwaii archipelagos of western North America to demonstrate the utility of informative priors and Bayesian modelling to determine the consequences of overabundance. We found that by including informative priors about deer browsing impacts on bird species from a study undertaken in Haida Gwaii, the precision of estimates from a similar study undertaken in the Gulf and San Juan archipelagos could be significantly increased. Uncertainty about regional ecological impacts underpins many agencies failure to take management actions. We demonstrate here, that informative priors, when used logically and transparently, can be a highly cost effective way to increase understanding of ecological processes. In some cases, it may be the only way to inform decision-making when scarce resources limit support for long term field research or the threat is sufficiently great that immediate action is required. For several bird species examined here, the inclusion of informative priors strengthened the conclusion that their populations were negatively affected by changes in vegetation structure caused by deer browsing. Our findings suggest that deer browsing in these island archipelagos must be managed if the risk of local extinctions among native flora and fauna is to be avoided.

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Prior information reduces uncertainty about the consequences of deer overabundance on forest birds

Prior information reduces uncertainty about the consequences of deer overabundance on forest birds

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