**A. Appendix**

#### **Figure A1.**

*Differences in EVI at annual timesteps from 2002 to 2020. Maps of Laguna del Tigre show differences in EVI in sequential annual timesteps. Red colors represent negative changes in EVI (losses), and green colors show positive gains in EVI from 1 year to the next. Each timestep displays considerable annual variation in EVI.*

#### **Figure A2.**

*Percent change in annual EVI from 2002. Changes in EVI were converted to percentages to show magnitude of change in corresponding years to EVI values observed in 2002. Colors indicate percentage increases (green) and decreases (red) in EVI relative to 2002. Note consistent and considerable decreases in EVI in the western portions of the national park.*

#### **Figure A3.**

*Time series of anomaly values in EVI from Laguna del Tigre. Boxplots represent grouped anomaly values from yearly EVI rasters in Laguna del Tigre National Park. Years (x-axis) span from 2007 to 2020 extending beyond the baseline used for anomaly calculations (i.e., 2002–2006). Observed EVI anomalies were variable over time, though we note the high frequency of negative mean anomalies between 2015 and 2020 (83.3%).*

#### **Figure A4.**

*Correlations between EVI change and human disturbance metrics. We found weak correlations (R2* ≤ *|0.26|) between the percent change in EVI in 2020 from 2002, fire data, and published human data (e.g., artificial night light, human population density, and human footprint). Each subplot within pairs plot shows raw data (bottom diagonal), histogram density curves (diagonal), or pairwise Pearson's correlation coefficients (top diagonal) between variables indicated on top and far right panels.*

*Drugs and Biodiversity Loss: Narcotraffic-Linked Landscape Change in Guatemala DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.107152*
