Research on the Theory and Methods of Ecological Planning in Urban and Rural Spaces

Author: Yang Peifeng
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book for the first time clearly proposes that ecological planning in urban planning should focus on the ecological transformation of spatial planning, the core of the urban planning discipline, and expands the research spatial domain to urban and rural spaces. The book is divided into 8 chapters, starting from the perspective of the urban planning discipline, with ecology as the main thread and the spatial resource allocation function of urban planning as the foundation. It integrates environmental ecology, natural ecology, social ecology, economic ecology, and spatial landscape ecology to systematically explore ecological planning principles and methods applicable to various spatial levels. At the same time, it adopts a combination of theoretical and empirical methods to study the development mechanisms of urban and rural areas at different spatial scales (such as regional space, urban external space, and urban internal space) and the corresponding ecological planning techniques. Finally, it discusses the policy content necessary to ensure the implementation of ecological planning for urban and rural spaces, involving innovations in urban planning management mechanisms and external environmental mechanisms. This book is suitable for technical personnel, university students, and civil servants in government decision-making departments from design, management, and research departments in urban planning, urban science, environmental science, ecology, and national land planning.