2024
DOI: 10.1002/wlb3.01288
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The effects of variability in catch effort on the precision of statistical population reconstruction

Sergey S. Berg,
John D. Erb,
Abby K. Westphal

Abstract: Statistical population reconstruction (SPR) models have emerged as a robust and versatile framework for estimating the demographic dynamics of harvested wildlife populations using commonly collected age‐at‐harvest and catch‐effort data. Although numerous studies have suggested that higher interannual variability in catch effort may improve the accuracy and precision of reconstructed estimates, particularly in the absence of auxiliary data on annual abundance or survival, the extent and magnitude of these effec… Show more

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