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Ecological Construction Based on Land Use Zoning of Anhui Province

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  • Ye, Xin
  • Yu, Zhongxiang

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Anhui Province is divided into 6 zones according to land use. This paper firstly introduces ranges, characteristics and problems of land use zoning in Anhui Province. On these bases, it presents the respective ecological construction mode. Huaibei Plain Zone should focus on agriculture and implement water conservancy project, ecological shelterbelt project and mining subsidence area control works. Jianghuai Hilly Zone should make breakthrough in transforming slope land, speed up restoring forest, grass and vegetation, and implement water-saving agriculture and prevention and control of soil erosion. The Yangtze River Side Plain Zone should take the opportunity of agricultural structural adjustment to implement the ecological construction mode of “reconverting farmland to forests, wetland and lakes”. Western Anhui Dabie Mountain Zone should concentrate on setting apart hills for tree growing and transforming slope land, restoring and expanding forest, grass and vegetation, and implementing prevention and control of soil erosion. Southern Anhui Mountain Zone should focus on protecting natural forest, setting apart hills for tree growing, conceding the land to forestry and developing eco-tourism. Residential area should pay close attention to new urbanization construction, center on citizenship of agricultural population, push forward integration of industry and city, coordination of urban and rural areas, and interactive development of primary, secondary and tertiary industries.

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  • Ye, Xin & Yu, Zhongxiang, 2013. "Ecological Construction Based on Land Use Zoning of Anhui Province," Asian Agricultural Research, USA-China Science and Culture Media Corporation, vol. 5(05), pages 1-4, May.
  • Handle: RePEc:ags:asagre:151761
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.151761
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