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Research on Ecological Function and Value of Song Shan Forest Park

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Song Shan forest park, one of the most valuable forest park in China, possesses a particular natural resource. It causes more and more attention of tourists now. Natural resources and the humanities environment should be fully utilized in its exploitation, for maintaining long-term stability of the forest park. In this paper sustainable development was used as the target, ecology principle was taken as the standard. By calculating three contents of environmental capacity for tourism, forest resources value and ecological footprint in the forest park, the ecological function of Song Shan forest park was analyzed systematically. Based on the problem existed currently, some suggestions and measures have been given to its sustainable development.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 610-613)

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3304-3307

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.610-613.3304

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December 2012

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Hang Yu, Lei Tao, Jing Feng Bai

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Ecological Footprint (EF), Environmental Capacity, Resources Value

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