This study explores the introduction and applicability of the Species Protection Index (SPI) as a tool to evaluate the effectiveness of biodiversity conservation. Specifically, the SPI was recalculated for amphibians in Korea and compared with the internationally provided SPI results. The pilot evaluation of SPI for amphibians showed an increase from 41.52, based on international data, to 44.25, indicating that SPI calculations using domestic data can reflect conservation status more accurately than international SPI results. The findings suggest that SPI can serve as an important scientific basis for formulating national biodiversity conservation policies and managing protected areas, contributing to the development of more effective conservation strategies.

Abstract
서 론
    1. 개요
    2. SPI 도입 배경
    3. 국제 SPI 산정 현황
종보전지수 평가 방법
    1. 종보전목표 (Species Conservation Target)
    2. 종보호점수 (Species Protection Score, SPS)
종보전지수 연구동향
종보전지수 평가사례
우리나라 종보전지수 현황
우리나라 양서류 종보전지수시범평가 및 결과
고 찰
결 론
적 요
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• 김보라(국립생태원 기후탄소연구팀) | Bo-Ra Kim (Climate Change and Carbon Research Team, National Institute of Ecology, SeoCheon 33657, Republic of Korea)
• 신만석(국립생태원 기후탄소연구팀) | Man-Seok Shin (Climate Change and Carbon Research Team, National Institute of Ecology, SeoCheon 33657, Republic of Korea)
• 강성룡(국립생태원 기후탄소연구팀) | Sung-Ryong Kang (Climate Change and Carbon Research Team, National Institute of Ecology, SeoCheon 33657, Republic of Korea) Corresponding author