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Un cuento de dos programas de manejo: Perspectivas de un brote de enfermedades de vida silvestre en la frontera
Andrew B Whetten1,2, Trevor J Hefley2, Christopher N Jacques3
1Avian Population Studies, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, 159 Sapsucker Woods Rd, Ithaca, NY 14850, USA.
PNAS nexus
|December 26, 2025
Resumen
El manejo de enfermedades de vida silvestre como la Enfermedad del Desgaste Crónico (CWD) a través de las fronteras es complejo. Las acciones inconsistentes entre regiones adyacentes dificultan el control efectivo, mostrando resultados variados a pesar de los mayores esfuerzos de cosecha.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Ecología de enfermedades de vida silvestre
- Manejo de la conservación
- Gobernanza transfronteriza
Sus antecedentes:
- El manejo de enfermedades infecciosas varía entre las fronteras geopolíticas.
- Los sistemas socioecológicos (SES) conectan la vida silvestre y los usuarios humanos, lo que complica el control de enfermedades.
- La vigilancia efectiva es crucial pero desafiante para las enfermedades que se propagan rápidamente.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Investigar los desafíos de manejo de la Enfermedad del Desgaste Crónico (CWD) a lo largo de la frontera de Illinois-Wisconsin.
- Analizar el impacto de las diferentes acciones de gobernanza en la progresión del brote de CWD.
- Evaluar la efectividad de las estrategias de manejo en poblaciones de vida silvestre interconectadas.
Principales métodos:
- Se examinó un brote ejemplar de Enfermedad del Desgaste Crónico (CWD) en ciervos de cola blanca.
- Se analizó la progresión de la enfermedad en relación con las acciones de manejo a través de las fronteras geopolíticas.
- Se evaluaron los efectos heterogéneos de la cosecha a nivel de condado en la incidencia acumulada de CWD.
Principales resultados:
- Se documentaron cambios abruptos en la progresión del brote de CWD después de cambios significativos en las acciones de manejo.
- Se demostraron resultados inconsistentes y variables debido a la falta de manejo cooperativo entre sistemas de gobernanza adyacentes.
- Se encontró que el aumento de la cosecha total del condado tuvo efectos heterogéneos en la incidencia de CWD, a veces produciendo consecuencias no deseadas.
Conclusiones:
- El manejo efectivo de enfermedades de vida silvestre requiere cooperación transfronteriza entre los sistemas de gobernanza.
- La heterogeneidad en las acciones de manejo impacta significativamente los resultados del control de enfermedades.
- Las estrategias de manejo actuales, como la cosecha, pueden tener efectos impredecibles en la propagación de la CWD.
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