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

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 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 …

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

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

Climate change and anthropogenic activities are increasingly threatening estuarine and
coastal zones. These effects lead to complex positive and negative feedback among …

Habitat degradation is one of the most serious environmental problems worldwide, which
threatens human wellbeing and sustainable development. Exploring how to protect natural …

Revealing the relationship between urban spatial morphological structure (USMS) and
habitat quality (HQ) is of great significance for high-quality urban development. In this study …

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 …

Abstract Changes in land use impact the landscape pattern and habitat quality (LPHQ) of
ecosystems. Since 1999, the Grain‐for‐Green Program (GGP) has brought dramatic …