Spatial and temporal coordinated development research on ecosystem services and human well-being in the typical pastoral area of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

Ren, Siyu; Jing, Haichao; Qian, Xuexue; Liu, Yinghui

doi:10.1007/s11442-024-2204-4

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Research on the Impact of Grassland Ecological Compensation Implementation on Herdsmen's Income from the Perspective of Heterogeneity

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Li,

Zhang

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Research on the Impact of Grassland Ecological Compensation Implementation on Herdsmen's Income from the Perspective of Heterogeneity

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Li,

Zhang

et al. 2024

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Identifying the Response of Ecological Well–Being to Ecosystem Services of Urban Green Space Using the Coupling Coordination Degree Model: A Case Study of Beijing, China, 2015–2023

Gan,

Feng,

Zhao

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Understanding the response of the ecological well–being to ecosystem services of urban green space is imperative for urban ecosystem conservation and management. However, few studies have focused on the response process and spatial relationship of ecological well–being to ecosystem services of urban green space in mega cities, while residents’ demand and evaluation of ecological well–being have not been fully considered. In this study, the ecological well–being evaluation index system was developed through integrating subjective and objective indicators. Using the main urban area of Beijing as an example, our results indicate that from 2015 to 2023, the ecological well–being has been continuously increasing. Moreover, this study indicated that the coupling and coordination degree between ecological well–being and ecosystem services of urban green space still need to be improved. In addition, three modes of spatial relationship were identified in this study: high coordination area, moderate coordination area, and low coordination area. The finding extracted from these spatial relationship models should provide references for urban green space planning to maintain sustainable urban ecosystem conservation and management.

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Spatial and temporal coordinated development research on ecosystem services and human well-being in the typical pastoral area of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

Cited by 2 publications

References 90 publications

Research on the Impact of Grassland Ecological Compensation Implementation on Herdsmen's Income from the Perspective of Heterogeneity

Research on the Impact of Grassland Ecological Compensation Implementation on Herdsmen's Income from the Perspective of Heterogeneity

Identifying the Response of Ecological Well–Being to Ecosystem Services of Urban Green Space Using the Coupling Coordination Degree Model: A Case Study of Beijing, China, 2015–2023

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