摘要: |
自然保护地是国土资源的重要组成部分,如何在保
证其原真性和完整性的同时促进区域可持续发展,是在进行
自然保护地整合优化过程中应当解决的重要问题。以推动群
加藏族乡文化-自然融合发展为目标,通过生物文化多样性
(Biocultural Diversity, BCD)评价分析青海省西宁市群
加藏族乡生物多样性与文化多样性的空间关联性,获得高、
较高、一般和低4级沿地理空间有序分布的生物文化多样性区
域。结果表明,群加藏族乡与其内部群加国家森林公园共同形
成了具有一定时空关系、较为完整且连续的生物文化多样性空
间,其保护与发展不可独立进行。基于评价结果提出保护地整
合优化与区域发展建议,在保护生物多样性、传承传统文化的
基础上,逐步形成“政府协调-居民认同-游客参与”的联动
关系,促进保护地与区域协同发展。 |
关键词: 风景园林 自然保护地 生物文化多样性 群加藏
族乡 协同发展 |
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Research on the Coordinated Development of Protected Areas and Regions Based on Biocultural Diversity Evaluation—Qunjia Tibetan Township, Xining as an Example |
LIU Siyu,LIU Nan,HOU Jingyi,WANG Le |
Abstract: |
Protected areas are an important part of national land
resources. How to promote regional sustainable development
while ensuring the protected area's authenticity and integrity is an
important issue that should be solved in the process of integrating
and optimizing protected areas. This article aims to promote the
development of the cultural-natural integration of the Qunjia
Tibetan Township. The spatial association between biodiversity
and cultural diversity in Qunjia Tibetan Township, Xining City,
Qinghai Province was analyzed by biocultural diversity evaluation.
Then 4 levels areas of biocultural diversity in an orderly distribution
along geographic space were obtained, the high, relatively high,
average and low. It reveals that a relatively complete and continuous
biocultural diversity space with a certain spatiotemporal relationship
is formed in the Tibetan township and the Qunjia National
Forest Park. Their protection and development complement each
other. Based on the evaluation results, the research puts forward
suggestions for the optimization and integration of protected
areas, and regional development. Then, on the basis of protecting
biodiversity and inheriting traditional culture, the linkage relationship
of the "government coordination-residents identification-tourists
participation" will be gradually formed to promote the coordinated
development of protected areas and regions. |
Key words: landscape architecture protected area biocultural
diversity Qunjia Tibetan Township coordinated development |