Borderlands frequently intersect with areas of biodiversity, encapsulating a variety of critical
ecosystems and serving as indispensable habitats for numerous cross-border species. With …

Climate change and human activities have considerably changed the spatial patterns and
functional elements of regional habitats. Understanding spatiotemporal changes in habitat …

As the most biodiversity-rich part of the protected areas system, habitats within the pilot
national parks have long been threatened by drastic human-induced land use and land …

The loss of biodiversity is one of the three global crises today. How to reduce habitat
destruction and overexploitation to protect biodiversity is an urgent issue to be addressed …

Abstract The Tibetan Plateau (TP) is a hotspot for biodiversity conservation in the world.
Understanding the impacts of land-use/cover change (LUCC) on natural habitat quality …

Landscape patterns have a large impact on biodiversity in ecosystems. As a proxy for
biodiversity research, assessing changes in habitat quality (HQ) induced by land-use/land …

Global urbanisation has accelerated in recent years, especially in rapidly growing coastal
cities, and the destruction of habitat and natural resources has intensified. Although much …

With the rapid development of urbanization, the habitat quality (HQ) in urban areas has been
eroded. This phenomenon is destroying the balance of ecosystems, triggering the reduction …

Continued population loss in the context of urban shrinkage has led to the transformation
and reconfiguration of urban land use space, which in turn has had a major impact on …

Grassland degradation on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau has become one of the most
important issues for ecological science and policy-making in China. Even though …