Jing Yanbin, Sun Xu, Liu Jun, et al. Construction of Ecological Corridor in Etuoke Banner of Inner Mongolia Based on MCR Model[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(2): 170-177.
DOI:
Jing Yanbin, Sun Xu, Liu Jun, et al. Construction of Ecological Corridor in Etuoke Banner of Inner Mongolia Based on MCR Model[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(2): 170-177. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2021.02.023.
Construction of Ecological Corridor in Etuoke Banner of Inner Mongolia Based on MCR Model
[Objective] The ecological corridor in Etuoke Banner
Inner Mongolia was constructed to improve the quality and stability of the ecosystem
and provide the path of biological migration
promote species exchange between different habitats
so as to provide a scientific basis for the implementation of ecological corridor construction project and the protection of biodiversity in Etuoke Banner.[Methods] Taking Etuoke Banner as the research area
the ecological source was determined by using the comprehensive results of ecological sensitivity evaluation and ecosystem service value analysis
and the minimum cumulative resistance model (MCR) and minimum cost path were used to construct the ecological corridor.[Results] ① The extreme and high sensitive ecological area of Etuoke Banner
mainly distributed in the border area of Mengxi Town and Qipanjing Town in the northwest
accounted for 41.31% of whole banner. ② The overall status of ecosystem service value was in poor condition
most of the areas were in the middle and low value areas
accounted for 95.37% of whole banner. ③ The ecological corridor system was constructed
and the ecological corridor and ecological source area roughly formed a ring in the closed area
among them the total length of important corridors was 721 km
and that of general corridors was 803 km.[Conclusion] On the whole
the ecological source areas of Etuoke Banner are mainly scattered on both sides of the east and west. Bulong Gacha and Chahannoer Gacha play a bridge role in the exchange of material and energy between the east and the west. In order to ensure the overall connectivity of the study area
it is particularly important to strengthen the protection of these sources.