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Ecological assets assessment is crucial for societal harmony and sustainable development. This study re-examines ecological assets, focusing on ecosystem quality, pressure, and value, using forest ecosystems as a case study.

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Area of Science:

  • Environmental Science
  • Ecological Economics
  • Resource Management

Context:

  • Ecological assets assessment is vital for sustainable development and societal well-being.
  • Existing research provides a foundation for re-examining the concept and scope of ecological assets.
  • Understanding and quantifying ecological assets is essential for informed environmental policy and management.

Purpose:

  • To re-examine the concept and scope of ecological assets.
  • To summarize the key components of ecological assets assessment.
  • To provide a framework and examples for assessing ecological assets, particularly in forest ecosystems.

Summary:

  • The paper redefines ecological assets, emphasizing ecosystem quality, pressure, and value as core assessment components.
  • It proposes a methodology for ecological assets assessment, illustrated with a forest ecosystem case study.
  • Referenced indicators and calculation models are provided for practical application.

Impact:

  • Provides a refined understanding of ecological assets for better environmental management.
  • Offers practical tools and methodologies for assessing forest ecosystem assets.
  • Contributes to the scientific basis for integrating ecological considerations into development planning and harmonious society initiatives.