Ecological networks (ENs) can bridge the paradox between conservation and development.
Although many useful methods can be applied to establish ENs, their differences in spatial …

Cities experience the most intensive level of human activity. As a result, more than 60% of
global CO 2 emissions come from urban areas. Urban green space has the dual ecological …

Under the background of rapid urban expansion, constructing ecological networks (ENs) is
an effective way to alleviate the contradiction between ecological protection and economic …

With the deep expansion of urbanization, contradictions between human beings and the
natural environment in hilly areas have shown the characteristics of multi-scale and …

Constructing ecological networks (ENs) is an essential means to set up ecological cities and
deliver sustainable development. However, there is a pressing need to address the lack of …

With rapid urbanization, the conflicts between economic development and environmental
protection have become increasingly complex and exhibit multiscale characteristics …

Protecting and constructing urban ecological infrastructure (UEI) is an important spatial
means of improving the quality of life of urban residents, enhancing the benefits of the urban …

The ecological supply–demand mismatch resulting from rapid urbanization stands as a core
challenge affecting regional sustainability. This study constructed ecological supply …

Along with accelerating urbanization and associated anthropogenic disturbance, the
structure and function of freshwater ecosystems worldwide are substantially damaged. To …

Traditional approaches to urban ecological networks (ENs) often fail to address the
ecological isolation between densely urbanized areas and their adjacent rural regions. To …