Fig 1.
Favorability for protected areas estimated by rural population density and carbon biomass.
Table 1.
Annual rates of deforestation in primary forest and primary savanna reported by Potapov et al. [10].
Table 2.
Spatial variables driving the model that have strong correlation to deforestation and low spatial autocorrelation.
Table 3.
Modeled scenarios of future land cover change with average rates of forest and savanna clearing, including secondary forest conversions.
Fig 2.
Probabilities of deforestation in forest and savanna by scenario.
Table 4.
Cumulative deforestation from forest and woodland savannas by 2050 and associated carbon emissions (2010 to 2050).
Fig 3.
Deforestation extent under the Historical Trends, Conservation (including development of new protected areas based on population density and carbon in aboveground biomass), and Agricultural Development scenarios (including deforestation for croplands and oil palm).
Fig 4.
Carbon losses with uncertainties for each scenario.
Fig 5.
Average carbon loss over time shows trends towards increasing or decreasing carbon stocks depending on the location and scenario assumptions.