The Changes of Ecosystem Services Supply-demand and Responses to Rocky Desertification in Xiaojiang Basin During 2005-2015[J]. 2005, 33(5): 2005-2015.
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The Changes of Ecosystem Services Supply-demand and Responses to Rocky Desertification in Xiaojiang Basin During 2005-2015[J]. 2005, 33(5): 2005-2015. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.05.021.
The Changes of Ecosystem Services Supply-demand and Responses to Rocky Desertification in Xiaojiang Basin During 2005-2015
The land use changes caused by the Karst Rocky Desertification Comprehensive Control and Restoration Project change the underlying surface conditions
such as vegetation cover
and then affect the ecosystem services. In order to identify the changes of ecosystem services
the spatio-temporal changes of supply and demand of water
food and carbon services were explored based on InVEST model
CASA model and multiple methods in Xiaojiang Basin during 2005-2015. The results showed that:(1) The supply of water
food and carbon services showed a significantly increasing trend during 2005-2015
with a growth rate of 14.34%
44.00% and 40.11%
respectively. The demand of water and carbon also showed a significantly increasing trend
with a growth rate of 3.26% and 61.54%
respectively while food showed a decreasing trend
with decrease rate of 6.98%. (2) The supply-demand ratio of water and food services were increasing and greater than 0
while carbon was decreasing in 2015. (3) The larger area of rocky desertification was
the lower the food service was. With the aggravation of rocky desertification
the water and carbon services decreased. With the decreasing area of rocky desertification
the changes of water and carbon services were not significant
and the food services increased. The larger the changing area was
the more significant the trend was. By analyzing the supply and demand of ecosystem services and the relationships with rocky desertification in Xiaojiang Basin
it could provide important advice for the management of regional ecosystems and the comprehensive management of rocky desertification.