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Existing estimates of biodiversity loss can be unreliable, study finds

Published 08:57 on April 1, 2024  /  Last updated at 19:52 on April 1, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

Ten of the most widely used datasets to measure biodiversity changes and inform conservation policies significantly underestimate the level of uncertainty, and could thus lead to unreliable estimations.
Ten of the most widely used datasets to measure biodiversity changes and inform conservation policies significantly underestimate the level of uncertainty, and could thus lead to unreliable estimations.


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