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Human disturbance degrades ecosystem services. This study analyzes ecosystem service flow, its carriers, mechanisms, and costs, offering solutions for valuation and ecological compensation. Keywords: ecosystem services flow, degradation, valuation, compensation.

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  • Ecology
  • Environmental Science
  • Environmental Management

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  • Socio-economic development leads to ecosystem service degradation.
  • Ecosystem service flow is crucial for service delivery, transformation, and maintenance.
  • Understanding flow mechanisms is a developing research area.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze ecosystem service flow carriers and mechanisms.
  • To investigate the cost-effectiveness and dissipation costs within ecosystem service flow.
  • To address the issue of 'double counting' in ecosystem service valuation.

Main Methods:

  • Classification of ecosystem services flow.
  • Analysis of delivery carriers.
  • Investigation of flow mechanisms (information, property, scale, quantification, cartography).
  • Cost-benefit analysis of flow processes (transportation, conversion, usage, relativity costs).

Main Results:

  • Identified key features and mechanisms of ecosystem service flow.
  • Quantified consumption and dissipation costs in the flow process.
  • Provided a method to avoid 'double counting' in ecosystem service valuation.
  • Highlighted hot spots for ecosystem service supply and consumption.

Conclusions:

  • Ecosystem service flow analysis is vital for understanding service dynamics.
  • This approach aids in maximizing benefits during transmission and informing ecological compensation strategies.
  • Recognizing supply and consumption spots optimizes ecosystem service management.