The document discusses several potential drivers of biodiversity change including climate change, land use change, sea level rise, and direct exploitation. It explores approaches to studying both present-day models and future projections of driver impacts, as well as documenting changes that have already occurred. Specific methods examined include projecting future climate conditions, adding effects of land use and sea level rise changes, and measuring avifaunal turnover in recent historical times. The results indicate that observed temperature changes have had a significant effect on species turnover while human landscape impacts and precipitation changes have not. Land use change, climate change, and sea level rise are highlighted as diverse drivers of biodiversity change, with their impacts being complex to study and dependent on available before-and-after