Integration of the Natural World Heritage conservation and development of buffer zone agroforestry: from scientometrics insights and implications for the Karst World Heritage
Ruonan Fang,
Kangning Xiong,
Yuping Ding
et al.
Abstract:Currently, global warming, invasive alien species and tourism development pose major threats to Natural World Heritage sites, and the strengthening of conservation methods and management programs in buffer zones is urgent for the sustainable development of sites. Agroforestry, as a nature-based solution, not only promotes the buffer zone to effectively maintain the Outstanding Universal Value of the heritage site, but also balances the relationship between the conservation of the heritage site and the economic… Show more
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