The establishment of ecological networks facilitates genetic exchange among species in
national parks and is an effective means of avoiding habitat fragmentation. Using the …

Landscape fragmentation and structure play a crucial role in determining the provision of
ecosystem services. Although there has been extensive research on the impact of shifting …

Intense human activities have disintegrated continuous habitats to smaller patches and
subsequently pose threats to ecological safety. The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau (QTP) is a …

Ecologists and policymakers strive to develop and optimize ecological networks (ENs) to
prevent landscape fragmentation. However, the role of the cluster structure for ENs is often …

Abstract In the Yellow River Basin (YRB), there exists a rich biodiversity of species that has
been shaped by its unique geography, climate, and human activities. However, the high …

The Yellow River Basin serves as a crucial ecological barrier in China, emphasizing the
importance of accurately examining the spatial distribution of forest carbon stocks and …

In recent years, the accelerated pace of urbanization has increased patch fragmentation,
which has had a certain impact on the structure and ecological environment of forest–grass …

Ecological networks (ENs) can maintain regional ecological security and reconcile the
contradiction between development and conservation. Optimization of ENs is crucial for …

Robust ecological security patterns (ESPs) serve as the fundamental basis for the entirety of
the ecological realm and are the essence of constructing a territorial spatial planning system …

Carbon–neutral growth is a crucial long-term climatic aim in the context of global warming.
This paper introduces complex network theory and explores its potential application to …