The Construction of Ecological Management System of Urban Lakes：A Case Study of Wuhan

Feng YUAN, Yanping PENG

Abstract


This paper clearly sorts out the construction process of ecological management system of urban lakes in Wuhan by analyzing its three progressive phases. The ecological management system of urban lakes refers to the ecological management system dedicated to lake protection and ecosystem restoration. The management behavior of this system emphasizes the construction of the entirety and the systematicity of the lake areas, and it also highly concerns about the sustainable development of the regional economy and ecology as well as the widespread participation of the public and the stakeholders. Urban ecological management system based on an ecological treatment diagram with polyhydric cooperation allows urban lakes to fairly and sustainably meet the objectives and requirements of the ecosystem and human beings and ultimately achieves the “healthy ecological governance” of urban lakes. 


Keywords


Urban lakes; Ecological management; Wuhan; Waterfront

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The Implementation Details of Wuhan Lake Protection Ordinances(2005).

Wuhan Central Urban Lake “Three-Line One-Road” Protection Planning(2012).

Wuhan Protection Measures of Natural Mountains and Lakes (1999).

Wuhan Protection Ordinances of Lakes(2002).

Wuhan Protection Planning of Lakes in Central City(2004-2020).

Zhang, J. (2013). The approach transition of environmental demands and government ecological management. The Journal of the Party School of CPC Sichuan Provincial Committee, (4).




DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/4878

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