The Landscape Evaluation System of Ecotourism Villages in Qinling Mountains

Yu, Xiaohui

doi:10.15666/aeer/1704_89558968

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“…Since forests are natural areas, therefore those who are involved in forest education centre's planning and development must perceive the site as a living being which leads towards environmental harmony. On this basis, it is necessary to consider the biological impacts of the negative effects of facility construction on the biological environment and their indirect impacts on the rational layout of land used in Forest Education Center planning, aiming to create a multi-directional interaction mechanism between ecological, economic, and cultural elements in this area [28].…”

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Understanding the Importance of Harmonized Landscape Design for Forest Education Centers in Malaysia

Hussein¹,

Jaafar²

2022

Light Pollution, Urbanization and Ecology

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The Forest Education Centre is a place that provides environmental education facilities where the community, teachers and students can visit to learn more about the forest environment. Therefore, landscape design elements’ in this area which include buildings, should be visually in harmony with the sense of place and its surroundings. The design must concern form, color, materials, landscape degradation and preservation of natural processes. Unfortunately, landscape design elements in this area have been built based on in-situ approach where the absence of a ‘code of design’ in creating a well-built environment of landscape and architectural quality has contributed to inharmonious designs. This had led to the significant function of identity and meaning in securing the sense of place which was not adequately examined in the process. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to raise awareness among the stakeholders and the sensitivity towards the importance of harmonizing design in Forest Education Centres. Among the objectives of this study is to firstly understand the user’s perception towards harmonies designs in a forest environment. Secondly, it is to suggest harmonies design approaches towards forest sustainability. The intended audience for this paper include directors, facilities managers, landscape architects, forest officers, architects and engineers.

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Understanding the Importance of Harmonized Landscape Design for Forest Education Centers in Malaysia

Hussein¹,

Jaafar²

2022

Light Pollution, Urbanization and Ecology

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“…They have investigated the natural characteristics, regional characteristics, cultural characteristics, and ethnic characteristics of mountainous rural settlement landscapes and their genetic functions. Additionally, researchers have conducted theoretical and case studies on the multifunctionality of mountainous rural settlement landscapes, mainly covering issues like landscape function identification [34], landscape element assessment [35], planning and design [36], and maintenance and management [37]. Presently, quantitative research has been initiated on mountainous rural settlement landscapes that utilizes ecological and geographical research methods.…”

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Progress in the Research of Features and Characteristics of Mountainous Rural Settlements: Distribution, Issues, and Trends

Yang,

Yao,

Long

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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The study of Features and Characteristics of Mountainous Rural Settlements (RFCMRS) is a key factor in the development of rural settlements during the urbanization process. Mountainous rural settlements, due to their unique mountainous conditions, climate, living environments, and regional culture, are among the important subjects of research for governments and the academic community worldwide. This paper, utilizing the knowledge mapping software CiteSpace (6.2.R3) for co-citation and collaboration analysis, keyword clustering, keyword time zoning, and keyword emergence, analyzes the research trajectory, key issues, and future trends of RFCMRSs. The study finds that current RFCMRS research can be categorized into the following three key issues: “implications of climate change: risks and adaptive responses”, “regional cultural heritage and economic development”, and “ecological conservation and fostering harmonious symbiosis”. Future research will focus on the following three development trends: “risk response based on climate resilience and ecological protection”, “factors of features and characteristics based on regional culture and landscape configurations”, and “human settlements based on low-carbon objectives and sustainable development principles”. Lastly, the paper proposes the following three future research suggestions: “improving the evaluation system for features and characteristics of mountainous rural settlements”, “deepening the study on the evolutionary phenomenon and mechanism for features and characteristics of mountainous rural settlements”, and “exploring the design methods for features and characteristics of mountainous rural settlements based on the concept of sustainable development”.

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“…Over the years, many scholars have studied the GC development of urban and rural areas in the QMA, which is an important ecological region in China. The existing studies mainly focus on the green development policies [10], the spatial pattern of villages in watersheds [11], the spatial form of cities [12], and the ecological landscape [13]. However, there is no report that deals with the GC-based urban and rural development in poor ecological areas of the QMA.…”

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Green Circular Development of the Qingba Mountain Area

Lin¹,

Feng²,

Miao³

et al. 2020

IJDNE

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With the proliferation of green and low-carbon development, China has made green cyclical (GC) development the key strategy for the transition of development model. This paper firstly analyses the connotations of green development and circular economy, and summarizes the basic features of the concept of the GC development. Based on the features of the Qingba Mountain Area (QMA), the authors set up a four-level (enterpriseindustry-region-society) support system for the GC development in this ecological area, and then constructed a GC development model consisting of three sub-models: the crossindustry sub-model, the urban-rural sub-model, and the cross-regional sub-model. Finally, the three sub-models were combined into the compound socioeconomic system in the QMA. The research findings provide effective reference for the economic development in ecological areas.

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The Landscape Evaluation System of Ecotourism Villages in Qinling Mountains

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

Understanding the Importance of Harmonized Landscape Design for Forest Education Centers in Malaysia

Understanding the Importance of Harmonized Landscape Design for Forest Education Centers in Malaysia

Progress in the Research of Features and Characteristics of Mountainous Rural Settlements: Distribution, Issues, and Trends

Green Circular Development of the Qingba Mountain Area

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