The biodiversity crisis is clearly originated by anthropogenic factors driven by economic activities. A team of independent researchers, funded by some of the main environmental NGOs, has systematized the positive and negative impacts of all economic activities on biodiversity in Spain. Based on past trends and the current situation, we model three scenarios for the evolution of employment towards 2028 and provide insights for the reconversion of the economic system so that it, not only contributes to the required restauration of biodiversity, but also satisfies demands of social equity and justice, while fitting within planetary boundaries at large.