Human–Nature Relationships in Country Parks at the Urban–Rural Fringe: A Case Study of the Huitian Region, Beijing DOI Creative Commons

Zongyuan Li,

Aibo Jin,

Weijie Zhuang

et al.

Land, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 14(5), P. 1086 - 1086

Published: May 16, 2025

Urban green spaces face increasing pressure to reconcile ecological conservation with rising public demand as urbanization accelerates. Yet the spatial coupling of human needs and natural provisioning in urban–rural fringe remains insufficiently understood. Focusing on country park cluster Beijing’s Huitian region, this study develops an integrated assessment framework—combining importance, connectivity potential, construction suitability, recreational demand—to evaluate nature suitability pinpoint mismatches human–nature interactions. Ecological importance is quantified through sensitivity analysis InVEST-based habitat-quality modeling, while potential estimated via normalized least-cost corridor analysis. Construction derived from proportion artificial surfaces road network density, measured by population concentration, facility transport accessibility. These metrics are synthesized map nature-suitability patterns reveal divergences between provisioning. The results show a pronounced north–south gradient Dongxiaokou Ditch Forest Park emerging hotspots. Nineteen source patches identified, strongest southern sector Park. Areas high coincide well-developed infrastructure, whereas clusters around Tiantongyuan Beiqing Road. Natural elements intertwine form core 870.74 hm2, yet 13.29% area exhibits mismatches—particularly residential zones lacking green-space access. Over-development within Recreation likewise falls short expectations. offers targeted recommendations—ecological protection, optimization, enhancement, integration multifunctional infrastructure—and provides transferable framework for coordinating systems other contexts.

Language: Английский

Multi-Scenario Simulation and Assessment of Ecological Security Patterns: A Case Study of Poyang Lake Eco-Economic Zone DOI Open Access

Yuke Song,

Mangen Li,

Linghua Duo

et al.

Sustainability, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 17(9), P. 4017 - 4017

Published: April 29, 2025

Ecological security is integral to national strategies, making the construction of ecological patterns essential for mitigating risks. However, predictive research on (ESPs) remains limited. This study integrates Patch-generating Land Use Simulation (PLUS) model with pattern analysis provide scientific insights into spatial governance and optimization in Poyang Lake Economic Zone (PLEEZ). First, PLUS simulated land use changes 2030 under three scenarios: natural development (ND), economic (ED), protection (EP). Based these projections, were constructed using Integrated Valuation Ecosystem Services Tradeoffs (InVEST) model, Morphological Spatial Pattern Analysis (MSPA) method, Conefor 2.6, Minimum Cumulative Resistance (MCR) resistance theory. The results indicate: (1) 19, 18, 21 source areas identified different scenarios, covering 6093.16 km2, 5973.21 6702.56 respectively, 9, 8, 10 important sites, primarily north. (2) 37, 35, 43 corridors delineated, exhibiting a spiderweb-like distribution. (3) 94, 62, 107 pinch points 116, 121, 104 barrier detected. Node Aggregation Area was as critical zone targeted restoration. Finally, zoning management strategy “Four Cores, Two Zones, One Belt” proposed. offers valuable sustainable planning risk mitigation.

Language: Английский

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Human–Nature Relationships in Country Parks at the Urban–Rural Fringe: A Case Study of the Huitian Region, Beijing DOI Creative Commons

Zongyuan Li,

Aibo Jin,

Weijie Zhuang

et al.

Land, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 14(5), P. 1086 - 1086

Published: May 16, 2025

Urban green spaces face increasing pressure to reconcile ecological conservation with rising public demand as urbanization accelerates. Yet the spatial coupling of human needs and natural provisioning in urban–rural fringe remains insufficiently understood. Focusing on country park cluster Beijing’s Huitian region, this study develops an integrated assessment framework—combining importance, connectivity potential, construction suitability, recreational demand—to evaluate nature suitability pinpoint mismatches human–nature interactions. Ecological importance is quantified through sensitivity analysis InVEST-based habitat-quality modeling, while potential estimated via normalized least-cost corridor analysis. Construction derived from proportion artificial surfaces road network density, measured by population concentration, facility transport accessibility. These metrics are synthesized map nature-suitability patterns reveal divergences between provisioning. The results show a pronounced north–south gradient Dongxiaokou Ditch Forest Park emerging hotspots. Nineteen source patches identified, strongest southern sector Park. Areas high coincide well-developed infrastructure, whereas clusters around Tiantongyuan Beiqing Road. Natural elements intertwine form core 870.74 hm2, yet 13.29% area exhibits mismatches—particularly residential zones lacking green-space access. Over-development within Recreation likewise falls short expectations. offers targeted recommendations—ecological protection, optimization, enhancement, integration multifunctional infrastructure—and provides transferable framework for coordinating systems other contexts.

Language: Английский

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