Ecological Construction Theory---Comparative Analysis of Ecological Construction in Chinese and Foreign Cities

Author: Wang Xiangrong (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: The construction and development of cities in China and abroad share commonalities as well as unique characteristics and differences in urban form, land use, environmental protection, and urban ecological construction. Comparative analysis of these commonalities, characteristics, and differences holds significant reference value for the ecological planning, design, and management of Chinese cities in the new century. Based on a systematic summary and analysis of the theory and practice of urban ecological construction in China and abroad, this book integrates the author's recent research achievements from the National Natural Science Foundation of China Key Project (NO. 3930040, "Regional Ecological Service Functions and Regulation Mechanisms of Urban Development in Hujiashang"), the Ministry of Education 211 Project ("Biodiversity and Regional Ecological Security"), and multiple research series on "Urban Ecology and Environment" in various provinces and cities. It attempts to establish a foundational theoretical framework and technical approach for urban ecological construction research, exploring practical experiences worth referencing. The book covers topics such as influencing factors of urban ecological construction in China and abroad, planning and construction of eco-cities and eco-districts, forest and green space ecological construction, nature conservation, water ecological construction, environmental protection engineering construction, and the development of sustainable development indicator systems. The content is systematic, the perspectives are innovative, and the data and information are rich and detailed, reflecting the latest trends and research findings in urban ecological construction in China and abroad. It provides a scientific basis and reference materials for the emerging urban ecological construction efforts in China. This book is also suitable for researchers in environmental protection, urban ecology, landscape gardening, urban forestry, water management, urban planning and construction, as well as students and faculty of relevant universities and colleges for study and reference.