A STUDY OF WETLAND ON THE CHINA COAST
LI Ri
Abstract
LI Ri
Abstract
There are different types of wetlands on the China coast. Wetland ecological system is week. Wetland resources have obviously decreased because of unreasoning reclamations of wetland, excessive exploitation of resources, strictness of wetland pollution and damage of coast balance state. The damage of wetland induced the decrease of capability of natural disaster, effect of carbon conservation and environment purification. We should establish an integrated, standardized and scientific system for the protection and management of wetland, which enables the restoration of regressive wetland, furthest exerts the functions and benefits of wetland ecological system, and guarantees sustainable utilization of national wetland resources.
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There are different types of wetlands on the China coast. Wetland ecological system is week. Wetland resources have obviously decreased because of unreasoning reclamations of wetland, excessive exploitation of resources, strictness of wetland pollution and damage of coast balance state. The damage of wetland induced the decrease of capability of natural disaster, effect of carbon conservation and environment purification. We should establish an integrated, standardized and scientific system for the protection and management of wetland, which enables the restoration of regressive wetland, furthest exerts the functions and benefits of wetland ecological system, and guarantees sustainable utilization of national wetland resources.
Key concepts: Wetland, China, Balance of nature, Environmental science, Wetland conservation, Natural (archaeology), Sustainable development, Environmental resource management