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A habitat‐based approach to reporting the direct impacts of an organization on biodiversityNARA Subscribed
There is a rapidly growing need for efficient but rigorous methods for organizations to assess and disclose their biodiversity impacts. We devised a habitat‐based analytical approach for estimating the direct impacts of an organization on biodiversity. In our broad approach, we considered the time series of an organization's spatial footprint and assumed its biodiversity position was the accumulated positive and negative impac...
There are increasing demands for organisations and governments to report their biodiversity impacts, yet there are limited methods to account for the consequences of emitting greenhouse gases on global biodiversity. We use published evidence to derive a conversion factor of approximately 2.3 × 10 −7 species expected to be committed to extinction per tCO 2 e emitted. We demonstrate how this conversion factor can be used to acco...
Habitat‐based biodiversity assessment for ecosystem accounting in the Murray–Darling BasinNARA Subscribed
Understanding how biodiversity is changing over space and time is crucial for well‐informed decisions that help retain Earth's biological heritage over the long term. Tracking changes in biodiversity through ecosystem accounting provides this important information in a systematic way and readily enables linking to other relevant environmental and economic data to provide an integrated perspective. We derived biodiversity accou...
A working guide to harnessing generalized dissimilarity modelling for biodiversity analysis and conservation assessmentNARA Subscribed
Aim Generalized dissimilarity modelling (GDM) is a powerful and unique method for characterizing and predicting beta diversity, the change in biodiversity over space, time and environmental gradients. The number of studies applying GDM is expanding, with increasing recognition of its value in improving our understanding of the drivers of biodiversity patterns and in implementing a wide variety of spatial assessments relevant t...
Projecting impacts of global climate and land‐use scenarios on plant biodiversity using compositional‐turnover modellingNARA Subscribed
Nations have committed to ambitious conservation targets in response to accelerating rates of global biodiversity loss. Anticipating future impacts is essential to inform policy decisions for achieving these targets, but predictions need to be of sufficiently high spatial resolution to forecast the local effects of global change. As part of the intercomparison of biodiversity and ecosystem services models of the Intergovernmen...
Past Arctic aliens have passed away, current ones may stayNARA Subscribed
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