Application of Landscape Ecology to Eco-tourism Sites——Taking Kanans as an Example
Qingdong Shi
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Qingdong Shi
Abstract
At present,the development of eco-tourism sites lacks mature,systematic discipline and technique.The landscape ecology has wide application prospect in the eco-tourism sites development because of the unique attention object,the unique angle of view,the thinking mode,the criterion choice,the theory frame.Taking the Kanas as an example,combined with the landscape structure principle,the landscape function regions principle and the landscape security pattern principle of the landscape ecology,and the landscape ecology plan principle,the landscape structure,the function district and how to maintain landscape security pattern of Kanas were analyzed in order to guarantee the sustainable development of Kanas.
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At present,the development of eco-tourism sites lacks mature,systematic discipline and technique.The landscape ecology has wide application prospect in the eco-tourism sites development because of the unique attention object,the unique angle of view,the thinking mode,the criterion choice,the theory frame.Taking the Kanas as an example,combined with the landscape structure principle,the landscape function regions principle and the landscape security pattern principle of the landscape ecology,and the landscape ecology plan principle,the landscape structure,the function district and how to maintain landscape security pattern of Kanas were analyzed in order to guarantee the sustainable development of Kanas.
Key concepts: Landscape ecology, Ecology, Tourism, Ecotope, Functional ecology, Sustainable development, Geography, Landscape epidemiology