The Power of the Living Planet Index (LPI) in Biodiversity Monitoring

A recent study explores the power of the Living Planet Index (LPI) in biodiversity monitoring.

This study, published in June of this year, delves into the remarkable journey of the Living Planet Index (LPI) over the last 25 years. As one of the most potent tools in biodiversity monitoring, the LPI aggregates species trends, providing a compelling account of the changing status of global biodiversity.

As we step into a new era of international commitments to halt biodiversity loss, understanding the evolution and value of indicators like the LPI is crucial. This study sheds light on how LPI can enhance our comprehension of biodiversity and mobilise actionable conservation efforts.

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