Titlebook: Landscape Ecology for Sustainable Environment and Culture; Bojie Fu,K. Bruce Jones Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 201

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Coupling Landscape Patterns and Ecological Processeseen them is key to further promoting the study of landscape ecology. This chapter addresses the importance of coupling research on the relationships between landscape patterns and ecological processes. Direct measurement and model simulation are the two basic approaches. Being robust in tapping the

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Strengthening Landscape Ecology’s Contribution to a Sustainable Environmentpacity to help address these challenges by providing spatially-explicit solutions to landscape sustainability problems. However, despite a large body of research, the real impact of landscape ecology on sustainable landscape management and planning is still limited. This essay identifies four key ar

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Using Ecosystem Services in Community-Based Landscape Planning: Science is Not Ready to Deliverf view of adapting landscapes to create value out of ecosystem services, using the social–ecological system model as a theoretical framework. I advocate the use of the term landscape services because it can serve as a common ground between science and local communities, and between scientists from d

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Watershed Scale Physically Based Water Flow, Sediment and Nutrient Dynamic Modeling Systemecosystems and has been addressed as a national priority since the passage of the Clean Water Act. To control NPS pollution, state and federal agencies developed a variety of programs that rely heavily on the use of watershed management in minimizing riverine and receiving water pollution. Watershed

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