Liveamphibian extinctionWestern cycleAnchors pending
By 2030, at least 3 chytrid-affected amphibian species will go extinct in the wild?
As of 2 Oct · 12:00 UTCResolves 31 Dec 20303 movers1 pressure moments
The read
Reality still leans toward Species Lost.
Reality points at Species Lost — the dominant pressures today support that outcome over Species Hold. The main thing that could shift this is Captive-breeding program funding.
Where reality is heading
A, 80% bandCrowd today
Reality crosses toward A in early 2028. Today’s crowd number sits at the top of A’s band, possible but optimistic. View as table
The movers, ranked by leverage
What would change our mind
Signals toward A
- Captive-breeding program funding trajectory bending toward Species Lost
- Chytrid resistance research progress moving in support of Species Lost
- Habitat protection in critical refugia shifting in the direction that supports Species Lost
- Fresh readings from Scheele et al. Science (2019-03-29) — Chytrid panzootic documented: 501 species declined, 90 presumed extinct pointing toward Species Lost
Signals toward B
- Captive-breeding program funding trajectory bending toward Species Hold
- Chytrid resistance research progress moving in support of Species Hold
- Habitat protection in critical refugia shifting in the direction that supports Species Hold
- Fresh readings from Scheele et al. Science (2019-03-29) — Chytrid panzootic documented: 501 species declined, 90 presumed extinct pointing toward Species Hold
Pressure moments
Evidence
- Scheele et al. Science (2019-03-29) — Chytrid panzootic documented: 501 species declined, 90 presumed extinctNo source URL yet