“…[8] • Pests, weeds, pollution, and habitat conversion. [9] • Society, economy, demography, technology, politics and culture, logging, land clearing, agricultural expansion, urbanization, infrastructure, mining, hydrological changes, salinization, soil type, climate and topography, geographical variables such as proximity to population centers and infrastructure, including roads, irrigation systems, extractive activities, transformation with urbanization, expansion of infrastructure, spread of invasive plants and animals, and extractive land such as agriculture, grazing, logging, mining, and land use.…”