Synergies and trade-offs among ecosystems functions and services for three types of lake-edge wetlands

Loiselle, Audréanne; Proulx, Raphaël; Larocque, Marie; Pellerin, Stéphanie

doi:10.1016/j.ecolind.2023.110547

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“…Traditional methods for exploring collaborative relationships often use coupling coordination analysis and correlation analysis [70]. Regarding collaboration/trade-off relationship, some scholars have conducted research on ecosystem service, spatial function, urban development, and other aspects [71][72][73]. Zheng [74] believed that the trade-off index could be used to quantify the degree of collaboration between different ecosystem services.…”

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How to Coordinate the Relationship between Urban Space Exploitation, Economic Development, and Ecological Environment: Evidence from Henan Province, China

Xie,

Wu,

et al. 2024

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With the rapid development of urbanization, China is facing problems, such as uncoordinated regional development, imbalanced land space development, and ecological environment pollution. This poses a huge threat to the sustainable development of China’s economy and society. Therefore, there is an urgent need to determine how to coordinate the relationship between the space exploitation, economic development, and ecological environment (SEE) of urban areas. In this study, taking the Henan Province as an example, long time-series data (2000–2020) were used, at a city scale. Then, we developed a logical framework to reveal the interrelationship and intrinsic mechanism between SEE. Next, we explored the spatiotemporal coupling characteristics of SEE using a linear weighting method and a coupling coordination analysis. We found that, from 2000 to 2020, the comprehensive level of SEE showed an obvious trend of change, and different cities have different coupling coordination degrees. However, the overall coupling coordination level is steadily developing and tending to improve. Furthermore, with the spatial autocorrelation method, we analyzed spatial correlation patterns and collaboration/trade-off relationships for SEE. Through the analysis, positive correlation types (HH, LL) cluster significantly and negative correlation types (HL, LH) have low clustering. Meanwhile, we found significant spatial differences in cooperation/trade-off relationships between different years. This research can serve as a reference and as methodological guidance for achieving coordination and sustainable development of the economy, space, and environment.

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How to Coordinate the Relationship between Urban Space Exploitation, Economic Development, and Ecological Environment: Evidence from Henan Province, China

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Wu,

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“…Wetlands are important resources providing tremendous ecosystem services including ood control, surface water regulation, improving water quality, habitat, and source of various food items (Loiselle et al, 2023). Wetlands are productive ecosystems that harbor many globally threatened species (Zhang et al, 2023).…”

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“…Wetlands are productive ecosystems that harbor many globally threatened species (Zhang et al, 2023). Despite its bene ts, wetland ecosystems are under rapid and frequent changes mainly due to land conversion (Awash and Tekalign, 2023a; Loiselle et al, 2023) and climate change (Salimi and Scholz, 2021).…”

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Comparison of avian species diversity and abundance in seasonally flooded wetlands in eastern part of Lake Tana, Ethiopia

Agidie,

Wondie,

Beneberu

et al. 2024

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The Lake Tana area owns several wetlands and is one of the best places for local and migratory birds in Ethiopia. The wetlands are subjected to anthropogenic pressure, which in turn affects wetland-dependent fauna and flora. This study aimed to assess species diversity and the abundance of birds in the flooded wetlands. The transect and point count methods were used to locate birds across five sites from December 2021 to November 2022. Bray-Curtis cluster analysis was used to show the species composition similarity of waterfowl across the study habitats, and Shannon-Wiener diversity indices (H′) were employed to quantify the diversity of avian species. A total of 35 bird species, representing 21 families and 13 orders, were identified in the study area. Globally threatened (vulnerable) species such as wattled cranes and black-crowned cranes are common in the farming landscape and the wetlands. Shesher and Sendye wetlands had the highest richness (S = 32 and 28), respectively. The highest dominance index (D = 0.16) was found in Sendye wetland. The difference in species richness among habitats might be due to resource availability and the degree of human influence. Lake Tana wetlands have deteriorated from time to time due to heavy human involvement and a recent invasion by water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes), affecting the overall ecological integrity of the system. Hence, sustainable wetland management interventions, legitimate environmental preservation, and administration endeavors ought to be actualized to conserve birds in their territories.

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“…Originating from agricultural multifunctionality, LUFs encompass the economic, social, and environmental dimensions of regional sustainable development, which refers to the ability to provide private and public goods or services through diversified land use [16,17], and typically include economic, social, and environmental functions [18]. In recent years, research on LUFs has been more extensive, focusing on the conceptual and theoretical framework of LUFs [17], the construction of the indicator system [19], spatial identification [8], spatio-temporal changes [16,17], and other aspects, as well as the spatio-temporal evolution of LUFs [20,21], influencing factors [22,23], trade-off analysis, and sustainable land management [24,25]. Existing studies mainly focus on a single province or city as the basic research scope, with relatively few studies at the watershed scale; in the determination of LUFs, the differences in functions between regions are not taken into account; and the judgment of the coordination of LUFs mostly relies on the coupled coordination degree model, which is too homogeneous in its approach.…”

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Analysis of Spatial and Temporal Pattern Evolution and Decoupling Relationships of Land Use Functions Based on Ecological Protection and High-Quality Development: A Case Study of the Yellow River Basin, China

Du,

Wang,

et al. 2024

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With rapid industrialization and urbanization, the contradiction between the human exploitation of land production and living functions and natural ecosystem service functions has intensified. The issues of how to coordinate the exploitation and conservation functions of land and guide the rational distribution of human activities have become important for global sustainable development, especially considering the realization that multifunctional land use is an effective way to relieve land pressure and improve land use efficiency, that land multifunction has significant spatio-temporal heterogeneity, and that there is a mutual promotion and stress relationship between multifunctional land use. However, few existing studies have discussed the decoupling relationship among land use functions. In this study, a system of 10 sub-functions and 25 indicators was established based on the production function (PDF), living function (LVF), and ecological function (ELF) for 59 cities in the Yellow River Basin (YRB). There are both subjective and objective procedures employed to determine the weights, while an exploratory spatial data analysis is used to analyze the time-based and territorial changes in various functions of land use in the study area from 2000 to 2020. The decoupling relationship between the three functions is detected utilizing the theoretical foundation of the decoupling analysis. The results show that land use is multifunctional, LUFs develop unevenly, and their spatial distribution varies substantially. The results of the decoupling analysis demonstrate that the predominant types of correlations among the land use ELF and PDF and LVF over the research period are strong decoupling and strong negative decoupling correlations, with the former being a dilemma and the latter being a sustainable type of development.

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Synergies and trade-offs among ecosystems functions and services for three types of lake-edge wetlands

Cited by 8 publications

References 78 publications

How to Coordinate the Relationship between Urban Space Exploitation, Economic Development, and Ecological Environment: Evidence from Henan Province, China

How to Coordinate the Relationship between Urban Space Exploitation, Economic Development, and Ecological Environment: Evidence from Henan Province, China

Comparison of avian species diversity and abundance in seasonally flooded wetlands in eastern part of Lake Tana, Ethiopia

Analysis of Spatial and Temporal Pattern Evolution and Decoupling Relationships of Land Use Functions Based on Ecological Protection and High-Quality Development: A Case Study of the Yellow River Basin, China

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