生态系统
生态系统服务
比例(比率)
构造盆地
生态学
环境资源管理
环境科学
服务(商务)
地理
联轴节(管道)
流域
水文学(农业)
业务
地质学
生物
工程类
地图学
地貌学
机械工程
岩土工程
营销
作者
Qiulei Ji,Xiaoming Feng,Siqi Sun,Junze Zhang,Siya Li,Bojie Fu
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.jenvman.2024.122071
摘要
As research on the full spectrum of ecosystem service (ES) generation and utilization within coupled human and natural systems (CHANS) has expanded, many studies have shown that the spatiotemporal dynamics of ESs are managed and influenced by human activities. However, there is insufficient research on how ESs are affected by bidirectional coupling between societal and ecological factors during spatial flow, particularly in terms of cross-scale impacts. These bidirectional influences between humans and nature are closely related to the utilization and transfer of ESs and affect the perception of spatiotemporal patterns of ESs and the formulation of management strategies. To fill this research gap, this study focuses on the Yellow River Basin (YRB), using network models to track the spatial dynamics of ES flows (ESFs) and the interactions between ecosystems and socio-economic systems within the basin on an annual scale from 2000 to 2020. The results highlight cross-scale impacts and feedback processes between local subbasins and the larger regional basin: As the supply-demand ratios of freshwater ESs, soil conservation ESs, and food ESs increase within individual subbasins of the YRB, more surplus ESs flow among subbasins. This not only alleviates spatial mismatches in ES supply and demand across the entire basin but also enhances the connectivity of the basin's ESF network. Subsequently, the cascading transfer and accumulation of ESs feedback into local socio-ecological interactions, with both socio-economic factors and the capacity for ES output within subbasins becoming increasingly reliant on external ES inflows. These results underscore the crucial role of ESFs within the CHANS of the YRB and imply the importance of cross-regional cooperation and cross-scale management strategies in optimizing ES supply-demand relationships. Furthermore, this study identifies the potential risks and challenges inherent in highly coupled systems. In conclusion, this work deepens the understanding of the spatial flow characteristics of ESs and their socio-ecological interactions; the analytical methods used in this study can also be applied to research on large river basins like the YRB, and even larger regional ecosystems.
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