Non-use value trends analysis of wetland ecosystem in the Sanjiang Plain, Northeast China

Wei, Qiang; Tong, Lianjun; Gondwe, James; Lv, Xianguo; Tong, Weiming; Liu, Yong

doi:10.1007/s11273-014-9384-0

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“…To deal with this problem, we resorted to the analysis of the relationship between environmental attitudes and willingness to pay. The connection between the two has been broadly studied in the area of ecological economics and environment management [40][41][42][43][44][45]. For example, Wei (2021)'s study found that the translation of environmental attitude into WTP was 61% less when the same level of environmental attitude was weakly held rather than strongly held [40].…”

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“…The connection between the two has been broadly studied in the area of ecological economics and environment management [40][41][42][43][44][45]. For example, Wei (2021)'s study found that the translation of environmental attitude into WTP was 61% less when the same level of environmental attitude was weakly held rather than strongly held [40]. The stronger the attitude of the environmental protection, the greater the people's willingness to pay and vice versa, whilst everything else is held constant.…”

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Valuing Nonuse Value of a National Forest Park with Consideration of the Local Residents’ Environmental Attitudes

Wang

2023

Forests

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Valuing the nonuse value of a national forest park (NFP) is critically important to obtain a better understanding of its total economic value, beyond focusing solely on the recreation value. This paper estimates the nonuse value of an NFP based on the relationship between the local public’s environmental attitudes and their willingness to pay (WTP). The data collected on the local residents’ environmental attitudes relied on the New Ecological Paradigm (NEP). Residents’ willingness to pay (WTP) for the national forest parkland protection was collected using the contingent valuation method (CVM). The nonuse value WTP was estimated using a bivariate dichotomous choice model. This model analyzed the relationship between the environmental attitude scores and WTP in order to estimate the nonuse value of the NFP of our case study site, Dalian Xijiao National Forest Park (DXNFP) in northeastern China. The results showed that DXNFP provides 20.26 CNY (3.02 USD) in nonuse value per household per year in Dalian city, which can then be translated into 140 CNY (21 USD) million annually in total.

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Section: Model Design 221 a Framework For Measuring Nonuse Value Of Nfpmentioning

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Valuing Nonuse Value of a National Forest Park with Consideration of the Local Residents’ Environmental Attitudes

Wang

2023

Forests

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“…The conditional value method is used to calculate non-use values that calculated by arithmetic mean of WTP (willing to pay) × tourist volume of the scenery × ratio of WTP [24].…”

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Value Assessment of Artificial Wetland Derived from Mining Subsided Lake: A Case Study of Jiuli Lake Wetland in Xuzhou

Wang

Peng-cheng³

et al. 2017

Sustainability

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Mining subsided lakes are major obstacles for ecological restoration and resource reuse in mining regions. Transforming mining subsided lakes into artificial wetlands is an ecological restoration approach that has been attempted in China in recent years, but a value assessment of the approach still needs systematic research. This paper considers Jiuli Lake wetland, an artificial wetland derived from restoration of a mining subsided lake in plain area, as a case study. A value assessment model for the artificial wetland was established based on cost-benefit analysis by means of field monitoring, social surveys, GIS geostatistics, raster calculation methods, etc. Empirical analysis and calculations were performed on the case study region. The following conclusions were drawn: (1) after ecological restoration, ecosystem services of Jiuli Lake wetland which has become a national level wetland park yield positive values; (2) the improved environment of the Jiuli Lake wetland has a spillover effect on the price of surrounding land, resulting in land price appreciation; (3) using GIS geostatistics and raster calculation methods, the impact range, strength, and value of the spillover effect can be explicitly measured; (4) through the establishment of a value assessment model of the artificial wetland, incomes of the ecological restoration was found to be sufficient to cover the implementation costs, which provides a research foundation for economic feasibility of ecological restoration of mining subsided lakes.

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“…In terms of value classification, scholars have also conducted a lot of discussions. Most of them believe that ecosystem service value (ESV) includes use value and non-use value, which can be further subdivided into direct use value, indirect use value, existence value, and heritage value [10], [11]. Based on the classification of ESs, researchers have carried out various ESV assessments at different scales, such as global [12], national [13], and regional [14].…”

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The Response of Composite Ecosystem Services to Urbanization: From the Perspective of Spatial Relevance and Spatial Spillover

Liu,

Zhang,

et al. 2023

IEEE J. Sel. Top. Appl. Earth Observations Remote Sensing

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Abstract-Ecosystems offer a wide array of benefits to support human livelihoods and enhance quality of life. Quantitative evaluation of Ecosystem services (ESs) is crucial for achieving the goal of sustainable development. The Yellow River Basin has a large population, and there are contradictions and conflicts in ecological protection, resource utilization, and economic development, among which the downstream region is the most prominent. However, the ecosystem services selected in existing research are not comprehensive enough, and there are also few studies that further focus on the effects of urbanization on this basis. This paper calculated seven types of ESs based on the InVEST model and related methods, and then constructed a composite ecosystem service index (CESI), and studied its spatiotemporal evolution and response to urbanization indicators through bivariate spatial autocorrelation and spatial metrological models. We found that from 1990 to 2020, the CESI fluctuated and decreased with time, with a significant positive spatial correlation, but showed a weakening trend. There were differences in the evolution process of the spatial correlation between the CESI and population density, economic density, and land development degree, but ultimately the spatial correlation changed from positive to negative. In terms of spatial spillover effect, population density had a significant positive effect on the CESI, land development had a significant negative effect, and economic density had a weak spillover effect. This paper provides a certain reference basis for governments at all levels to formulate relevant strategies for environmental protection and economic development.

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Non-use value trends analysis of wetland ecosystem in the Sanjiang Plain, Northeast China

Cited by 5 publications

References 24 publications

Valuing Nonuse Value of a National Forest Park with Consideration of the Local Residents’ Environmental Attitudes

Valuing Nonuse Value of a National Forest Park with Consideration of the Local Residents’ Environmental Attitudes

Value Assessment of Artificial Wetland Derived from Mining Subsided Lake: A Case Study of Jiuli Lake Wetland in Xuzhou

The Response of Composite Ecosystem Services to Urbanization: From the Perspective of Spatial Relevance and Spatial Spillover

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