Scientific cognition, path and governance system guarantee of the Life Community of Mountains, Rivers, Forests, Fields, Lakes and Grasses

Zhang, Yang; YANG, Yang; Jiang, Ping; DENG, Hong-di; QI, Fan; Li, Qiang; CHANG, Xian-wei; Cheng, Peng

doi:10.31497/zrzyxb.20221117

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“…There are certain associations and interactions between factors in the ecosystem [12,45]. Therefore, the spatial development of ecosystem services and ecological security is affected by complex ecological and environmental factors [46][47][48][49]. To optimize the spatial relationship development pattern of ecosystem services and ecological risks, the factor analysis model in SPSS 19.0 was used to analyze the driving factors of different indices in the ES-DPSIR model.…”

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Analysis of Spatial Relationship Based on Ecosystem Services and Ecological Risk Index in the Counties of the Chongqing

LI,

ZHU,

SONG

et al. 2023

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The rapid development of the regional economy in China has led to the rise of local ecological risks. It is very important to provide enjoyable ecosystem services to residents while reducing ecological risks. In order to understand spatial relationships between ecosystem services and ecological risks, we took Chongqing as an example in this study to assess the spatial relationship between ecosystem services and ecological risks at the county scale based on the ES-DPSIR system. The main findings include: (1) significant variation in the spatial distribution of the comprehensive ecosystem service index, where the lowest ecosystem service index (0.013) was found in the main urban area of Chongqing and the scores gradually increased outward from this center, reaching 0.689 in the outermost areas, (2) the increase of the comprehensive ecological risk index from east to west, ranging from -0.134 to 0.333, (3) the spatial relationship between ecosystem services and ecological risks was prominent, with 52.63% of the districts and counties being imbalanced or mild imbalanced, and (4) the significant differences between development trends of ecosystem services-ecological risks, including 60.53% being imbalanced districts and 30.47% mildly balanced. Overall, it was necessary to improve the relationship between ecosystem services and ecological risks in Chongqing by reducing ecological risks., and these research results could provide effective approaches and technical support for improving regional ecological security and enhancing ecosystem service capabilities.

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Analysis of Spatial Relationship Based on Ecosystem Services and Ecological Risk Index in the Counties of the Chongqing

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SONG

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“…We aspire to build a more beautiful country with a blue sky, green mountains, lucid waters and green grass, and realize Chinese modernization of harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. Mountains, rivers, forests, farmlands, lakes, grasslands and deserts are a community of life and are an important viewpoint and scientific judgement in General Secretary Xi Jinping's theory of ecological civilization [2]. The relationship between human beings and the community of life of mountains, rivers, forests, farmlands, lakes, grasslands and deserts is one of the specific characterizations of the relationship between human beings and nature [2].…”

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“…Mountains, rivers, forests, farmlands, lakes, grasslands and deserts are a community of life and are an important viewpoint and scientific judgement in General Secretary Xi Jinping's theory of ecological civilization [2]. The relationship between human beings and the community of life of mountains, rivers, forests, farmlands, lakes, grasslands and deserts is one of the specific characterizations of the relationship between human beings and nature [2]. "We have acted on the idea that lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets and have persisted with a holistic and systematic approach to conserving and improving mountain, river, forest, farmland, lake grassland, and desert ecosystems" [1].…”

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Cultural Connotation of Mountains, Rivers, Forests, Farmlands, Lakes, Grasslands and Deserts

Xiaohong,

Jie,

Hongyan

2023

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“Nature is the mother of life, and it is a community of life for man and nature”. Since the emergence of human beings, the natural environment has been the source of human survival, development and innovation. Through combing ancient literature records and investigating and analyzing the cultural characteristics of China's different geographic environments, we attempt to discover the intrinsic roots of nature and culture. The relationship between human beings and nature also changes with the development of the times. From adapting to nature, utilizing nature, transforming nature, and then feeding nature, reshaping nature and protecting nature, it is not only a process of harmonious coexistence between human beings and nature, but also a process of creating culture, forming rich and distinctive cultural types and forms. Mountains, rivers, forests, farmlands, lakes, grasslands, deserts and human beings are interdependent and closely related to a community of life. In order to adapt to the different environments of mountains, rivers, forests, farmlands, lakes, grasslands and deserts, human beings have adopted different ways of living, production and life, and formed natural cultures of " Each place has its way of supporting its inhabitants". The cultures originating from nature are the ways of getting along with nature gradually formed in the harmonious coexistence between man and nature. They are also the excellent culture that we need to inherit and carry forward in the modern construction of harmonious coexistence between man and nature.

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“…Rocks and soil build up to form mountains, and vegetation such as forests helps preserve soil and water resources. These elements collectively also constitute the natural system that human beings rely on for survival and that provides natural products and ecological services [4]. The essence of this theory is not limited to these few elements but can be essentially understood as encompassing all natural resources essential for human survival.…”

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The Comprehensive Management Zoning of Mountains, Rivers, Forests, and Farmlands Based on Element Recognition

Yu,

2023

Land

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Land subsidence, soil erosion, and landscape fragmentation frequently occur in regions of backward production capacity. Therefore, it is imperative to carry out efforts for ecological restoration in these mine-closed regions. The proposal of holistic conservation of mountains, rivers, forests, farmlands, lakes, grasslands, and deserts provides important guidance for ecological restoration. To support the governance of regional ecology, this paper aims to discuss the layout of element governance zoning in four southern towns of Qijiang District, Chongqing. SBAS-InSAR technology, vulnerability assessment, linear trend analysis, and suitability evaluation were used to divide the mountain, water, forest, and farmland management areas. Regional comprehensive management work was implemented according to the severity of each element’s existing ecological questions. Eventually, a comprehensive management pattern of mountains, rivers, forests, and farmlands can be obtained. The results show that the mountain management area is 8.03 km2 (3.24% of the total management area), the hydrological management area is 212.07 km2 (85.80% of the total management area), the forest management area is 7.04 km2 (2.84% of the total management area), and the farmland management area is 20.07 km2 (8.12% of the total management area). In light of the current circumstances, this study advocates for the implementation of three integrated governance approaches, with a focus on managing hydrological factors. These approaches include ridge-based mountain, water, and forest governance, valley-based mountain, water, and farmland governance, and undergrowth economy-based water, forest, and farmland governance. This study explores the spatial layout and priority of the governance areas from the perspective of elements, which provides a new development direction for the current research on the life community based on policy analysis.

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Scientific cognition, path and governance system guarantee of the Life Community of Mountains, Rivers, Forests, Fields, Lakes and Grasses

Cited by 9 publications

References 11 publications

Analysis of Spatial Relationship Based on Ecosystem Services and Ecological Risk Index in the Counties of the Chongqing

Analysis of Spatial Relationship Based on Ecosystem Services and Ecological Risk Index in the Counties of the Chongqing

Cultural Connotation of Mountains, Rivers, Forests, Farmlands, Lakes, Grasslands and Deserts

The Comprehensive Management Zoning of Mountains, Rivers, Forests, and Farmlands Based on Element Recognition

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