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Ecological Network Resilience of Shiyang River Basin:An Arid Inland Watershed of Northwest China

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Due to the uncertainties posed by climate change,resilience has become an increasingly important variable for evaluating re-gional ecosystem stability.The assessment of Ecological Network Resilience(ENR)is crucial for establishing mitigation strategies and sustainable socioeconomic development in arid regions.Shiyang River Basin is an arid watershed in Northwest China with complex characteristics,its ENR and spatial differentiation characteristics in 2020 were investigated in this work based on the Complex Adaptive System(CAS)theory.The results indicated that the mean Ecological Network Resilience Index(ENRI)value for the Shiyang River Basin was 0.390 in 2020,and the mean values in the southern mountainous,middle oasis,and northern desert regions of the basin were 0.598,0.461,and 0.237,respectively,demonstrating evident spatial differences.Additionally,the ENR of the basin exhibited distinct distribution characteristics across different dimension,whereas the trend of the integrated ENR of the basin was consistent with that of elemental,structural,and functional resilience,indicating the constructed three-region ENR model based on the logical relationship of element-structure-function was suitable for evaluation of the ENR in arid inland river watersheds.Furthermore,strategies for enhancing regional ENR were proposed from the perspective of adapting to climate change.

Ecological Network Resilience(ENR)Complex Adaptive System(CAS)element-structure-functionShiyang River BasinNorthwest China

HE Yangxi、LIU Chunfang、NI Bowen、LIAN Hugang

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School of Management,Northwest Normal University,Lanzhou 730070,China

Research Center of Land Use and Comprehens-ive Improvement Engineering of Gansu Province,Lanzhou 730070,China

Major Special Science and Technology Project of Gansu Province

23ZDKA0004

2024

中国地理科学(英文版)
中国科学院长春地理研究所

中国地理科学(英文版)

CSTPCD
影响因子:0.754
ISSN:1002-0063
年,卷(期):2024.34(5)