Extinction Crisis Drives Demand for Sustainable Practices & Conservation Tech
A global assessment of human-induced extinction highlights growing environmental awareness and urgency. This translates into increased demand for sustainable consumer goods, ethical supply chain solutions, and technologies supporting biodiversity conservation (e.g., AI for wildlife monitoring, drone technology for anti-poaching, advanced ecological restoration techniques). Businesses emphasizing their commitment to environmental stewardship and responsible sourcing can gain a competitive edge.
Origin Reddit Post
r/science
Global scale assessment of the human-induced extinction crisis of terrestrial carnivores
Posted by u/burtzev•07/21/2025
Top Comments
u/DirectorLarge2461
Maybe it has something to do with the climates being a bit warmer in the areas that the carnivores weren't pushed towards extinction?
u/thebipeds
I skimmed the paper.
It’s interesting that where large carnivore are threatened is basically where they haven’t already been eradicated.
North America, Europe, and the Mediterranean have
u/thebipeds
Less competition over resources makes sense.
u/thebipeds
I skimmed the paper.
It’s interesting that where large carnivore are threatened is basically where they haven’t already been eradicated.
North America, Europe, and the Mediterranean have
u/thebipeds
Less competition over resources makes sense.
u/thebipeds
I skimmed the paper.
It’s interesting that where large carnivore are threatened is basically where they haven’t already been eradicated.
North America, Europe, and the Mediterranean have
u/DirectorLarge2461
Maybe it has something to do with the climates being a bit warmer in the areas that the carnivores weren't pushed towards extinction?
u/DirectorLarge2461
Maybe it has something to do with the climates being a bit warmer in the areas that the carnivores weren't pushed towards extinction?
u/thebipeds
Less competition over resources makes sense.
u/thebipeds
I skimmed the paper.
It’s interesting that where large carnivore are threatened is basically where they haven’t already been eradicated.
North America, Europe, and the Mediterranean have