Rethinking Biodiversity Strategies is an evidence-based review for use in informing policy decisions. It is a static resource from 2010 and looks at biodiversity loss globally. Strengths and limitations of studies used as evidence are clearly identified. Â This report conducted by the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency in 2010 examines and compares eight strategies for reducing global biodiversity loss which include several food systems related interventions: closing the yield gap, reducing post-harvest losses, changing diets and reducing marine fishing efforts. It is an in-depth review useful for those assessing or providing evidence-based support for the impact of specific dietary shifts on biodiversity loss.
There are several chapters extremely relative to D-Ns such as chapter 4:  Eight options for reducing global biodiversity loss look at 4.6 Changing diets on page 78.  Also looking forward in 6.1 Impacts on food availability and long-term human development on page 121.