Abstract
The northwest of China is a vast area with abundant resources and significant potential for develop- ment. However, the ecological system is extremely vulnerable to damage and must be managed carefully. Thus, the Chinese government is strengthening research on improvement and reconstruction of the ecological system and landscape in northwest of China while moving forward with large-scale development in west China. The dis- advantages and vulnerabilities in the northwest area in China are presented. It is suggested that the reconstruction of landscape should be conducted by step by step regionalization across the various ecological systems in the 3.04 million km 2 northwest area of China. The first level regionalization results of reconstruction of landscape are discussed.
Highlights
It is to create a world by popular and visible expression of “blue sky, green fields, flourishing mountains and rich people.”
Reconstruction of landscape involves heaven, earth and man and its aim is equilibrium increasing in ecology, economy and social benefit
The northwest of China is a vast area with resource superiority, but its ecological system is vulnerable
Summary
The term landscapes used here means all types of land including highlands, desert, meadows, basins, mountains, wetlands, woodlands, fields, roads, irrigation areas and towns, covering first nature and second nature. Reconstruction of landscape is a new undertaking and scientific mission, so it is necessary to define it scientifically. We think that reconstruction of landscape means protecting, repairing and remolding the “first nature” and the “second nature” using measures adjusted to local conditions to form a territorial and a social environment in a virtuous cycle habitat — beautiful landscape by means of advanced productivity. It is based on ecological principles, involving sustainable socioeconomic
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