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Human-induced habitat loss rates exceed baseline rates across islands worldwide
Islands harbour disproportionately high biodiversity and endemism yet are among the world's most threatened ecosystems. Habitat loss is a major driver of this decline, but its magnitude is difficult to interpret on its own: human-induced loss can only be evaluated relative to the long-term natural v
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