Xue Xiaoyu, Wang Xiaoyun, Duan Hanming, et al. Analysis on Spatio-temporal Evolution of Habitat Quality in Qilian Mountains Based on Land Use Change[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2020, 40(2): 278-284.
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Xue Xiaoyu, Wang Xiaoyun, Duan Hanming, et al. Analysis on Spatio-temporal Evolution of Habitat Quality in Qilian Mountains Based on Land Use Change[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2020, 40(2): 278-284. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2020.02.040.
Analysis on Spatio-temporal Evolution of Habitat Quality in Qilian Mountains Based on Land Use Change
[Objective] The habitat quality and habitat degradation in the Qilian Mountains was explored
in order to reveal the extent of human activities affecting the ecological environment of the Qilian Mountains and to provide scientific references for the ecological environmental protection and development in the region.[Methods] The land use and landscape pattern changes in the Qilian Mountains in the past 35 years based on the national 1:100 000 land use data since 1970s
and then the InVEST model was used to evaluate the evolution in habitat quality.[Results] ① Grassland and unused land were the most important land use types in the study area
followed by forest land
cultivated land
waters
urban and rural construction land. Among them
changes of grassland and urban and rural construction land were more severe
the former was reduced firstly and then increased
while the latter continued to increase. ② In temporal scale
with the change of land use type
the habitat quality of Qilian Mountain area gradually improved from the deterioration
and the habitat quality was the best in 2015. ③ At spatial scale
both of the habitat quality and habitat degradation degree in the Qilian Mountains were high in the east and low in the west.[Conclusion] Superior natural conditions result in higher habitat quality
and higher intensity of human activities are responsible for habitat degradation.
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