Louise M. J. O’Connor

The paper assesses global threat patterns for terrestrial biodiversity, finding that human development and income inequality are the strongest predictors of threat probabilities across different taxa and regions.

The paper maps NCP provided by terrestrial vertebrates in Europe and identifies threats to these contributions, finding that many species are threatened and agricultural intensification is a major threat.

The paper develops three positive nature futures narratives for Europe using the Nature Futures Framework, highlighting solutions that address biodiversity and nature's contributions to people across different sectors.