Assessing ecosystem service dynamics in China's coastal shelterbelt: Implications for ecosystem restoration

Zhang, Lixue; Shi, Lin; Yang, Fan

doi:10.1016/j.eiar.2024.107515

Environmental Impact Assessment Review

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.eiar.2024.107515

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Assessing ecosystem service dynamics in China's coastal shelterbelt: Implications for ecosystem restoration

Lixue Zhang,

Lin Shi,

Fan Yang

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Linking canopy gap features and microhabitat heterogeneity with seedling regeneration in a mixed coastal shelterbelt forest of eastern China

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Delineating Ecological Functional Zones and Grades for Multi-Scale Ecosystem Management

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Integrating ecosystem services (ESs) to delineate ecological functional zones (EFZs) is fundamental in terrestrial spatial planning and ecosystem management. However, existing studies have largely overlooked the refinement of EFZs at local scales, which hinders targeted and multi-scale ecosystem management. This study introduced a “two-step refinement zoning method” to address this gap, first using a self-organizing feature mapping method to delineate EFZs at a township scale, and then applying a hotspot overlay analysis to refine the resulting EFZs by designating them with different grades at the village scale. The proposed method was applied in Wuhan City, dividing it into five types of EFZs with different ES combinations and land use compositions. Furthermore, 5.23% of villages were identified as level I areas of EFZs, serving as advantageous areas of dominant ESs in the study area. On this basis, diversified management strategies and conservation priorities were proposed. This study provides a theoretical and methodological reference for terrestrial spatial planning and sustainable ecosystem management.

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Assessing ecosystem service dynamics in China's coastal shelterbelt: Implications for ecosystem restoration

Cited by 2 publications

References 78 publications

Linking canopy gap features and microhabitat heterogeneity with seedling regeneration in a mixed coastal shelterbelt forest of eastern China

Linking canopy gap features and microhabitat heterogeneity with seedling regeneration in a mixed coastal shelterbelt forest of eastern China

Delineating Ecological Functional Zones and Grades for Multi-Scale Ecosystem Management

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