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Reference #1 Editor’s summary Abstract Threats to freshwater species across space Increasing threat probability is linked to extinction risk and population decline Freshwater species are more affected than terrestrial species Improving spatial threat mapping Conservation implications Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials References and Notes eLetters (0) Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share This article has 0 eLetter .
Addressing biodiversity loss requires reliable summaries and predictions of biodiversity change to support decisions, actions and policies. In theory, biodiversity change is understood to be the combined response of intertwined species to global pressures (such as climate change), which vary through time and space. However, in practice, we summarize biodiversity change by aggregating species’ trends.
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