Good graphic, but pollution, agriculture and logging are drivers for climate change too. So I'm wondering what kind of data did you use for this visual.
New global maps reveal the location and intensity of 
key threats to terrestrial amphibians, birds and mammals:
agriculture
hunting and trapping
logging
pollution
invasive species
climate change
Read more
http://ow.ly/9SKG50G1oRf pic.twitter.com/eZZ6SoEmXK
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We use the
@IUCNRedList. For each species assessed (in this paper >20.000) experts have assessed what specific threats affect/impacts each species - and this can be (and often is) multiple threats. So we do not extract from drivers but look at evidence of species being affected - Show replies
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Extraordinary how often hunting is coming out on top in map (g). Do it for trees next?https://www.bgci.org/news-events/bgci-launches-the-state-of-the-worlds-trees-report/?fbclid=IwAR0VjqEP2N2xPqbCXsldBR6x_UYU6tWf7QjJ0FFRPC1wG22x41BgQP0YcgY …
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The terms "hunting" and "trapping" need to be much better defined...
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the definitions are layed out and defined by
@IUCN and@IUCNssc. you can see more here:https://www.iucnredlist.org/resources/threat-classification-scheme … - Show replies
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