Back in Tableau, I pulled out plants and animals in the line graph seen above, then separated by country to get a comparison.
Back in Tableau, I pulled out plants and animals in the line graph seen above, then separated by country to get a comparison. I thinned the lines so that it is easier to distinguish the data from each country, and set a graduated color pallette. I also switched the automatic colors for the plants and animals since the green-ish tone is associated with plants. I still wanted to include a simple and punchier historical comparison, so I pulled out the top six countries with the highest amount of total threatened species in 2004 and 2020. The graduated pallette and dark tones make for a striking visual impact. Click on either line graph, or here, to view the full project in Tableau Public.