Supplementary Data for Figures

Data for Figure 2: Characteristics of threatened species and proportion of the five forest disturbance drivers and forests with zero or minor loss within each species range at the global scale. class: taxonomic class (mammal, bird, reptile, or amphibian); major_region: subregion (Russia/Asia, South-East Asia, Oceania, Europe, Africa, North America, or Latin America) where the species' range is; iucn_status: IUCN threatened status (near threatened, NT; vulnerable, VU; endangered, EN; or critically endangered, CR); forest_specialist: forest habitat specialization (TRUE: forest specialist or FALSE: generalist).<br>Data for Figure 4: Predicted temporal trends of IUCN Red List status in tropical subregions (South-East Asia, Africa, and Latin America) interacting with the proportion of focal current forest disturbance driver (Driver): commodity-driven deforestation, shifting agriculture, and forestry. The change in species’ Red List status (Change_rate) was measured as a mean status change within a 10-year window sequentially moved to cover 1988 to 2018. Positive and negative changes represent improving and worsening of the status, respectively. Predictions were obtained by a generalized linear mixed model with the assumption of the proportion of focal disturbance driver was mean (Focal driver: mean), 10th percentile, and 90th percentile of observed proportions, respectively, keeping all other drivers at the mean level. PI_upper and PI_lower represent a 90% prediction interval based on fixed effects of the GLMM.<br>