Making space for wildlife in human fields and communities could help stave off the worst effects of the ongoing mass extinction crisis, a new study has found. That crisis is significantly broader than previously thought, according to the global study published on Monday in Frontiers in Ecology. As many as 37 percent of all species on Earth could be threatened with — or driven to — the point of extinction by the end of the century, the study found. But those numbers could be cut to 25 percent with rapid global action, the international team found. One important strategy the 60 authors identified was a stronger focus on “land sharing,” or designing agriculture and cities to coex
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