Large-scale loss and fragmentation of natural habitats is one of the critical factors in the
global decline of biodiversity. Habitat quality is the foundation for supporting biodiversity, so …

Globally, natural habitats have suffered tremendous damage from human activities, a
phenomenon that is increasingly evident in basin regions. The management of natural …

The assessment of ecological space quality (ESQ) and its spatio-temporal change
monitoring are crucial for regional ecological management and sustainable development …

Land use intensity (LUI) is an important indicator for assessing human activities, and
quantitatively studying the impact of LUI on ESs can help to realize the scientific …

Land use changes have profoundly influenced global environmental dynamics. The Yellow
River (YR), as the world's fifth-longest river, significantly contributes to regional social and …

Exploring the spatial and temporal dynamic changes in ecosystem service functions and
trade-off/synergistic relationships over a long time series in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei …

s-The Yellow River Basin (YRB) is a major ecological functional area in China, and its
ecological safety development and change have extremely significant impacts on the natural …

Biodiversity is profoundly influenced by habitat quality, and Harbin, a provincial capital
situated in a cold climate zone, stands out as one of China's regions most susceptible to the …

With the rapid progress in urbanization and economic development, the impact of land use
change (LUC) on ecosystem services is becoming increasingly significant. However, the …

The watershed is the earliest geographical unit of human activity and the tensest area in
terms of human–land relations. Focussing solely on individual watershed spaces makes it …