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WaderMORPH – a user‐friendly individual‐based model to advise shorebird policy and management

1. Conservation objectives for non‐breeding shorebirds (waders) are determined from their population size. Individual‐based models (IBMs) have accurately predicted mortality rate (a determinant of population size) of these species, and are a tool for advising coastal management and policy. However, due to their complexity, the use of these IBMs has been restricted to specialist modellers in the scientific community, whereas, ideally, they should be accessible to non‐specialists with a direct interest in coastal issues.