Exploring and predicting the evolution characteristics of relationship between ecosystem service and human activity is of great significance for promoting construction for the ecological security pattern of harmonious coexistence between human and nature.Taking the Yellow River Basin in Shaanxi Province as an example,this paper analyzed the spatiotemporal evolution charac-teristics and multi-scenario prediction of ecosystem services and human activities,as well as their coordination,through value e-quivalence method,human activity intensity model,PLUS model,and various statistical analysis methods.The results showed that the overall ecosystem service value of the Shaanxi Yellow River Basin increased by 5.433 billion yuan from 1980 to 2020.Com-pared with the result in 2020,the ecosystem service value under the inertia development mode and economic priority mode would decrease by 781 million yuan and 2.011 billion yuan respectively in 2030.The ecosystem service value under the cultivated land protection mode and ecological protection mode would increase by 27 million yuan and 824 million yuan respectively in 2030.From 1980 to 2020,the human activity intensity showed a"N"shaped change pattern.Compared with 2020,the human activity intensity increased under the economic priority mode and inertia development mode,while weakened under the cultivated land pro-tection mode and ecological protection mode in 2030.In the study area,the negative correlation between ecosystem service and hu-man activity was gradually increasing,and such coordination was poor.In 2030,the negative correlation between ecosystem service and human activity would be the weakest in the ecological protection mode,while the strongest in the economic priority model.O-verall,the negative impact of economic priority mode is the greatest in the future,and the Yellow River Basin in Shaanxi Province should give priority to the ecological protection mode.
关键词
生态系统服务/人类活动/多情景模拟/协调性/黄河流域
Key words
ecosystem service/human activity/multi-scenario simulation/coordination/Yellow River Basin