Extended Data Fig. 1: Datasets used to provide spatially explicit input for modelling increased conservation efforts into the land-use models.
From: Bending the curve of terrestrial biodiversity needs an integrated strategy

a–c, The proportion of land under the assumed expanded protected areas at 30-arcmin resolution (a; based on all areas from the World Database on Protected areas35, areas from Key Biodiversity Areas36 and wilderness areas37) and the value of the assumed spatial priority score for restoration at 30-arcmin resolution (b; relative range rarity-weighted species richness score RRRWSR, based on species range maps from the ICUN Red List41 and the Handbook of the Birds of the World42), as well as the impact of various land uses on the BII38 of various land-use classes (c; estimated from assemblage data for 21,702 distinct sites worldwide from the PREDICTS database20, 11,534 from naturally forested biomes and 10,168 from naturally non-forest biomes). Datasets from a and c were used to implement spatially explicit restrictions to land-use change within land-use models (from 2020 onwards), and datasets from b and c were used to implement spatially explicit priorities for restoration and landscape-level conservation planning (from 2020 onwards) in scenarios for which increased conservation efforts were assumed (Methods).