Spatial Coupling Coordination Analysis of Rural Non-point Source Pollution Intensity and Ecological Non-Sensitivity Intensity—Taking Huidong Section of Trevally River Basin as an Example
Rural non-point source pollution is a hot and difficult problem in current research.Taking the Huidong section of the Trevally River basin as an example,this paper constructs a spatial coupling coordination model of rural non-point source pollution intensity and ecological non sensitivity intensity,and the rural non-point source pollution intensity,ecological non sensitivity intensity and spatial coupling coordination de-gree of each patch were calculated and analyzed.The results show that:Although 60.55%of the land in Huidong section of Trevally River ba-sin is in high-quality coupling coordination area and good coupling coordination area,11.96%of the land is still in extreme imbalance area,and the ecological and environmental problems caused by rural non-point source pollution are still very serious;The spatial distribution of hot spots and cold spots of coupling coordination degree is very obvious,the hot spot area of 99%confidence interval accounts for 56.08%,and the cold spot area of 99%confidence interval accounts for 21.21%;Aquaculture pollution is the main non-point source pollution source in rural areas in Huidong section of Trevally River basin,and it is the main factor affecting the spatial coupling coordination.It suggests that each villa-ges and towns scientifically delimit the no breeding and limited breeding areas of animal husbandry,reasonably determine the breeding scale,and promote the combination of planting and breeding and ecological breeding mode;Ecological ridge,ecological ditch and ecological pond systems shall be scientifically arranged to prevent agricultural tail water and rural domestic sewage from being directly discharged into the river without any treatment;The impact and interference of rural economic and social activities on the ecological environment,especially the rural ecological environment in ecological highly sensitive areas should be gradually reduced.