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Global evaluation of current and future threats to drylands and their vertebrate biodiversity
Environmental Studies and ForestryNature Ecology & Evolution

Global evaluation of current and future threats to drylands and their vertebrate biodiversity

A. Lewin, G. Murali, et al.

Global drylands, which comprise almost half of the Earth's terrestrial surface, face alarming threats from human activities. This study by Amir Lewin, Gopal Murali, Shimon Rachmilevitch, and Uri Roll reveals that only 12% of drylands are protected, jeopardizing vertebrate species and projecting significant habitat conversion by 2100. Urgent action is needed to safeguard this vital ecosystem.... show more
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