Predators disproportionately impacted by human land use changes, study finds

Mongabay
Mar 2, 2020, 4:32 pm237 pts
New research looking at whether particular types of wildlife are more affected than others by habitat loss determined that predators are the most impacted, as was expected — but the study results held some surprises nonetheless. The research team, led by Tim Newbold of University College London (UCL), set out…

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