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Better prioritisation can make land protection to avoid mammal extinctions twice as effective, study finds

Published 10:27 on November 19, 2023  /  Last updated at 09:08 on November 20, 2023  / /  Biodiversity, International

A new approach to deciding which areas get selected for protection can save almost twice as many mammals from extinction globally, a study has found, with more than half of the most crucial habitat located in just seven countries.
A new approach to deciding which areas get selected for protection can save almost twice as many mammals from extinction globally, a study has found, with more than half of the most crucial habitat located in just seven countries.


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