Du Wentao, Li Xinping, Song Jiawei, et al. Analysis and Prediction of Landscape Ecological Risk in Yellow River Basin[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2022, 42(5): 105-113.
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Du Wentao, Li Xinping, Song Jiawei, et al. Analysis and Prediction of Landscape Ecological Risk in Yellow River Basin[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2022, 42(5): 105-113. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2022.05.014.
Analysis and Prediction of Landscape Ecological Risk in Yellow River Basin
[Objective] The land use changes in the Yellow River basin during the past two decades were analyzed in order to predict land use in 2030
analyze the landscape pattern index
reveal ecological risk status
and assist with landscape protection
restoration
planning
and governance of the Yellow River basin. [Methods] The FLUS model with land use data from 2000
2010
and 2020 was used combined with social
economic
topographic
and climatic data and other factors to predict the land use status of the area in 2030. A landscape ecological risk index was constructed through the landscape index
and an in-depth analysis was conducted. [Results] ① From 2000 to 2020
the area of cultivated land decreased by 12 150 km2
the area of forest land increased by 2 514 km2
and the area of construction land increased by 10 620 km2. ② The dominant landscapes in the Yellow River basin were grassland and cultivated land
but the dominance gradually decreased
the overall landscape connectivity increased
aggregation decreased
and landscape diversity increased over time
but the overall landscape was still unbalanced. ③ Landscape ecological risks in the work area were dominated by low and lower risks
supplemented by medium risk
accounting for more than 88% of the total area. The ecological risk areas were relatively stable in space and gradually deteriorated over time. ④ By 2030
the growth rate of construction land area will slow down
the area of cultivated land
grassland
and unused land will continue to decrease
and landscape fragmentation will increase. The low and lower ecological risk areas increased by 1.12%
the high risk areas increased by 0.26%
and the rest of the risk areas changed little. [Conclusion] The country’s population growth and the gradual expansion of cities have had a huge impact on land use
resulting in fragmented landscapes. In addition
the environment of the Yellow River basin is fragile
with high sandstorm intensity
high degree of desertification
and increased regional ecological risks. The country needs to give more attention to ecological protection and high-quality development of the region.
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