Hua Yuqi, Ma Caihong, An Siwen, et al. Changes in Productive-Living-Ecological Land and Ecosystem Services in Yuanzhou District of Guyuan City During 2000-2018[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(6): 295-302.
DOI:
Hua Yuqi, Ma Caihong, An Siwen, et al. Changes in Productive-Living-Ecological Land and Ecosystem Services in Yuanzhou District of Guyuan City During 2000-2018[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(6): 295-302. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2021.06.038.
Changes in Productive-Living-Ecological Land and Ecosystem Services in Yuanzhou District of Guyuan City During 2000-2018
[Objective] The changes of productive-living-ecological land use and cost-benefit of ecosystem service in Yuanzhou District of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region after returning farmland to forestland were analyzed
in order to provide a scientific support for the development of land space and the optimization of main functions in this area.[Methods] Based on the principle of dominant function
the land use classification system of productive-living-ecology was established. Based on the identification of productive-living-ecological land types and the analysis of land use structure and spatial pattern in Yuanzhou District from 2000 to 2018
the impact of the change of productive-living-ecological land on the value of ecosystem services (ESV) was quantitatively assessed by using the equivalent factor method.[Results] ① From 2000 to 2018
the production land decreased by 7 062.96 hm2
and the proportion decreased from 42.88% to 41.88%
but the area of irrigated land and garden land increased significantly. Ecological land decreased by 3 259.06 hm2
and the proportion decreased from 54.66% to 52.52%
but the internal structure optimization features were significant where the proportion of forest land was improved. Living land expanded by 10 272.63 hm2 and increased rapidly from 2.46% to 6.19%
which was mainly characterized due to the increase of urban area. ② In the productive-living-ecological land category
the dynamic change of the living land area was the highest
which was -3.31%. In the secondary land category
the irrigable land
garden land
urban land
woodland and grassland were the highest in the productive-living-ecological land category
respectively. In addition
the dynamic change of land use in the early stage of the study was significantly greater than that in the later stage. ③ Spatially
the increase of irrigated land and garden land in Qingshui valley was the main trend. The urban area
Sanying Town
Touying Town and other urban construction land expanded rapidly. The forest land in Liupan Mountains area and loess hilly and gully area increased greatly. ④ During the study period
the ESV of Yuanzhou District increased by 10.06 hundred million yuan
and the supply
regulation
support and cultural functions were greatly improved. The main transfer directions resulting in the decrease of ESV were dryland to residential land
dryland to industrial and mining water conservancy land
grassland to dryland
grassland to industrial and mining water conservancy land
grassland to residential land
woodland to dryland
woodland to grassland
and other transfer modes were beneficial to the growth of ESV.[Conclusion] During the research period
the evolution of productive-living-ecological land in Yuanzhou District gradually slowed down
and ESV increased year by year. The change of productive-living-ecological pattern showed that the living land was concentrated in the center and expanded outward
and the production land was distributed around towns. Ecological land was expanding to the edge.
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