The implementation of green infrastructure (GI) is crucial for improving the resilience of cities
to the challenges of urbanization and climate change. However, the practicality of GI …

Anthropogenic activities have dramatically altered land use/land cover (LULC), leading to
ecosystem service (ES) degradation and further ecological risks. Ecological risks are …

Green infrastructure (GI) could reduce surface runoff and provide essential ecosystem
service (ES) in flood management. More frequent flooding necessitated GI intervention to …

Healthy coupling of the food-water-land-ecosystem (FWLE) nexus is the basis for achieving
sustainable development (SD), and FWLE in drylands is frontier scientific issues in the study …

Landscape changes driven by anthropogenic activities often have negative impacts on
ecosystems, jeopardizing the provision of vital services that sustain biotic elements and …

Habitat quality is a key factor in regional ecological restoration and green development.
However, limited information is available to broadly understand the role of natural and …

Karst mountain cities are important population agglomerations in southwestern China, as
well as integral components of the significant regional economic belt-the Central Guizhou …

Habitat quality heterogeneity is one of the concrete manifestations of landscape pattern
changes caused by human activities, which is of great significance to improve habitat quality …

Due to intense human activity and landscape configuration changes, evaluating habitat
quality is critical for ecosystem service capacity maintenance while promoting human well …

The counties have experienced urban expansion and landscape pattern fragmentation. As
carriers of new urbanization, the balanced development between urban expansion and …