Ecological security is essential for the development of environmental health and human
society. However, the driving mechanisms and spatial non-stationarity of ecological risks are …

As an important ecological ecotone of water and land ecosystems, the lakeside is
characterized by a variety ecosystem services and high vulnerability. Forest land is …

The rapid economic development and intense human activities have seriously restricted the
sustainable development of ecology and the maintenance of ecosystem services. Ecological …

The healthy development of human society and the ecological environment depends on the
guarantee of ecological security. However, the impact mechanisms of the influencing factors …

Clarifying the relationship between carbon storage and ecological risks is critical to ensuring
regional sustainable development. Land use changes caused by land use policy invariably …

Amidst swift socioeconomic progress, urbanization is intensifying, necessitating robust
methodologies for environmental quality monitoring. Landscape Ecological Risk (LER) has …

Monitoring the land use/land cover (LU/LC) changes that have occurred with rapid
population growth and urbanization since the Industrial Revolution is important for the …

Accurately assessing future land use/cover change (LUCC) and habitat quality (HQ) is vital
for ensuring sustainable use of coastal ecosystem services, but most studies ignore the …

Climate transition zones are ecologically sensitive regions that respond to changes in
complex natural conditions. Analyzing the spatiotemporal evolution trends and impact …

Identifying evolving trends of agricultural nonpoint source pollution (ANSP) risks is of great
practical meaning for pollution control. Land use types and nutrient application levels are …