Ecological Indicators,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
155, P. 110926 - 110926
Published: Sept. 18, 2023
Changes
in
land
use/land
cover
(LULC)
can
impact
water
yield
(WY)
by
altering
the
structural
layout
and
functions
of
terrestrial
ecosystems.
Therefore,
to
ensure
regional
economic
ecosystem
sustainability,
it
is
critical
investigate
correlation
between
LULC
change
WY.
The
GMOP-PLUS-InVEST
(GPI)
coupling
model
based
on
gray
multi-objective
optimization
model,
patch-generating
use
simulation
integrated
valuation
services
trade-offs
was
used
this
study.
Establishing
three
different
scenarios:
business
as
usual
(BAU),
development
scenario
(ED),
ecological
conservation
(EC)
predict
distribution
pattern
Nansi
Lake
Basin
(NLB)
2035,
obtain
WY
from
2000
2035.
Getis-Ord
Gi*
Anselin
Local
Moran's
I
were
spatial–temporal
features
at
grid
scale.
results
indicated
that:
(1)
dominant
types
NLB
farmland
construction
land.
primary
transfer
trend
encroaching
due
acceleration
urbanization
process
policy
intervention.
(2)
2035
showed
that
BAU
had
a
continuous
for
nearly
20
years;
Under
ED,
intensity
encroachment
accelerating;
EC,
an
apparent
increase
proportion
could
be
seen,
contradiction
eased,
which
expected
more
line
with
planning
objectives.
(3)
significant
effect
From
continued
increase,
under
scenarios
ED
>
EC
BAU.
Spatially
always
high
value
south
west
NLB.
GPI
service
evaluation,
providing
ideas
rational
future
LULC.
Research
have
reference
significance
formulation
policies
protection
restoration
environment
Journal of Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
345, P. 118675 - 118675
Published: July 28, 2023
Coastal
realignment
is
the
procedure
of
repositioning
or
removing
coastal
defense
structures
to
restore
tidal
flooding
and
facilitate
development
intertidal
ecosystems
in
a
previously
reclaimed
area
from
sea.
A
key
policy
objective
increase
ecosystem
services
provided
by
thereby
contribute
human
well-being.
However,
social
response
often
negative,
raising
question
as
what
extent
communities
living
nearby
project
locations
recognize,
value
benefit
goods
restored
ecosystems.
In
this
study,
we
examine
public
perceptions
gains,
losses
trade-offs
associated
with
realignment.
We
hereby
focus
on
three
case
study
Southwest
delta,
Netherlands.
Questionnaires
were
administered
villages
collected
data
(N
=
261)
analyzed
using
random
forest
regression
models.
notable
outcome
that
local
consider
interventions
decrease
rather
than
availability
services.
This
points
discrepancy
between
how
viewed
perspective
community
perspective.
Changes
cultural
found
have
highest
impact
level
support
for
realignment,
while
importance
attached
provisioning,
regulating
supporting
was
notably
lower.
consequence,
support,
it
will
be
essential
minimize
loss
services,
better
yet,
find
ways
through
instance
creating
opportunities
recreation
tourism.
Heritage,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(2), P. 697 - 736
Published: Feb. 4, 2024
Socio-cultural
dimensions
and
values
in
maritime
spatial
planning
(MSP)
are
gaining
momentum
worldwide
especially
the
European
Union
(EU),
since
it
is
acknowledged
that
they
“missing
layer”
of
plans
(MSPlans).
These
partly
explored
through
cultural
ecosystem
services
(CES).
Coastal
marine
CES
refer
to
benefits
humans
derive
from
coastal
environments
recreational,
artistic,
spiritual,
educational
terms.
They
reflect
ways
which
ecosystems
contribute
human
well-being,
identity,
interactions
with
nature.
The
research
question
how
map
assess
coastal/marine
integrate
them
MSPlans.
Thus,
this
systematic
review
sheds
light
on
methodological
technical
issues
mapping
assessment
provides
guidance
incorporate
MSP
for
future
research.
Publications
dealing
aspects
were
examined
an
extra
focus
participatory
approaches.
Initially,
199
articles
identified,
50
ultimately
eligible
analysis.
Papers
concentrated
Atlantic,
whilst
their
scope
was
either
local
or
regional.
A
large
number
consider
contribution
efficient
management
rather
than
achieving
integrated
coordinated
MSP.
Social
mixed
approaches
met
most
often,
Also,
non-monetary
valuation
prevailing,
a
multitude
techniques,
tools,
statistical
software
used.
In
cases,
distribution
relation
environmental,
socio-economic,
demographic
factors
examined.
This
article
concludes
effective
integration
into
crucial
creating
prospects
more
sustainable
inclusive
approach
well-being
communities
both
currently
generations.
knowledge
should
become
“property”
planners.
Land,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(9), P. 1352 - 1352
Published: Aug. 25, 2024
Cultural
Ecosystem
Services
(CESs),
as
non-material
benefits
and
well-being
provided
by
ecosystems
to
humans,
possess
the
ability
bridge
nature
human
society
interpret
their
complex
interrelationships.
Coastal
areas
are
regions
with
concentrated
activities,
where
coastal
zones
often
subject
development,
pollution,
degradation.
Compared
other
ecosystems,
face
greater
pressures
threats,
cultural
services
they
provide
more
vulnerable.
Research
on
ecosystem
needs
consider
vulnerability
find
ways
protect
restore
functions.
Therefore,
this
paper
explores
intrinsic
logical
system
feasibility
of
guiding
natural
resource
management
enhancing
through
CESs,
discussing
related
research
data
acquisition,
method
analysis,
perceptual
application.
Based
this,
analyzes
development
trends
CESs
in
from
aspects
such
biodiversity,
human–nature
interaction
processes,
heritage
conservation,
local
economic
community
management.
Finally,
it
proposes
advancing
in-depth
perspectives
integrating
multi-source
data,
interdisciplinary
incorporating
into
policy
making,
providing
theoretical
support
for
systematic
study
rational
utilization
sustainable
development.
