Assessing grassland cultural ecosystem services supply and demand for promoting the sustainable realization of grassland cultural values

Wang, Lan; Huang, Lin; Cao, Wei; Zhai, Jun; Fan, Jiangwen

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.169255

Science of The Total Environment

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.169255

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Assessing grassland cultural ecosystem services supply and demand for promoting the sustainable realization of grassland cultural values

Lan Wang,

Lin Huang,

Wei Cao

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Recreational ecosystem services (RESs) are the subset of ecosystem services (ESs) that contribute to human society through recreation, recreation opportunities, and experiences. Existing RESs mostly focus on a single recreational landscape; alternatively, when mapping RESs, multiple types of landscapes are often drawn together, ignoring the differences in recreational landscape (RL) types and affecting the accuracy of the mapping. At the same time, quantifying the monetary value of RESs has been a challenge due to the lack of market substitutes that can approximate the prices associated with these non-excludable goods. This study used the MaxENT model, then classified and used recreational resource POI data, combined with environmental data on the existence or generation of different types of RL, mapped RES from the perspective of RL supply, and conducted monetization and evaluations of RL. The results show that the models’ AUC values are all greater than 0.7, and the distribution of RL supply can be drawn relatively accurately. The Qinghai–Tibet Plateau National Park Group (QTPNPG) has the largest high-quality geomorphic recreational landscape (69,081.02 km2), followed by a high-quality biological recreational landscape (59,348.65 km2) and a high-quality hydrological recreational landscape (33,251.20 km2). The national parks in the eastern part of the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau have a larger proportion of high-value areas of the RES. The total monetary value of the RES is CNY 8.323 billion, and the average monetary value of RES per unit area is CNY 20,200/km2. Our study optimizes the method of mapping RESs and provides a new way of quantifying the monetary value of RESs. The results can provide a reference for the recreational development of THE QTPNPG and its contribution to regional sustainable development.

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Assessing grassland cultural ecosystem services supply and demand for promoting the sustainable realization of grassland cultural values

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How does multiscale greenspace exposure affect human health? Evidence from urban parks in the central city of Beijing

How does multiscale greenspace exposure affect human health? Evidence from urban parks in the central city of Beijing

Recreational Ecosystem Services in the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau National Park Group: Mapping, Monetization, and Evaluation

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