Landscape fragmentation due to urban sprawl and industrialization has caused habitat loss
and threatened global biodiversity. However, the magnitude, spatial pattern, and …

Rapid urbanization has resulted in fragmentation and decreased connectivity in urban
landscapes, endangering regional biodiversity conservation and high-quality, sustainable …

The resilience of the urban ecological network is an indispensable aspect of reflecting the
recovery capacity after the external risk shock. Improving the resilience of the ecological …

As the most biodiversity-rich part of the protected areas system, habitats within the pilot
national parks have long been threatened by drastic human-induced land use and land …

The quality of the habitats and ecosystem services are significantly impacted by ecological
land fragmentation brought on by human activities. However, the specific driving mechanism …

Landscape changes driven by anthropogenic activities often have negative impacts on
ecosystems, jeopardizing the provision of vital services that sustain biotic elements and …

Agricultural space functions in rapidly urbanizing areas experience rapid transition with
urban–rural development process, leading to habitat fragmentation and degradation …

Borderlands frequently intersect with areas of biodiversity, encapsulating a variety of critical
ecosystems and serving as indispensable habitats for numerous cross-border species. With …

Spatial-temporal changes in land use and land cover (LULC) patterns have led to the
fragmentation of forest ecosystems and the reduction of more than one-third of mangrove …

Ecosystem services (ESs) bridge the gap between human wellbeing and ecosystem
processes. Land use and land cover change (LUCC) affect ecosystem services by altering …