Last year we put forward a report to establish a state-level trial and applied for ratification by the Central Science Institute of Education and Research. It was a grand and unprecedented trial practice in Tanghe’s ...Last year we put forward a report to establish a state-level trial and applied for ratification by the Central Science Institute of Education and Research. It was a grand and unprecedented trial practice in Tanghe’s history of teaching and teaching reform. Based on a good combination of the existing teaching material, the experiment was aimed at students’ rapid grasp of language and partial settlement of some of the students’ common problems in learning English. The reason for our decision lies in the following issues.展开更多
The aim of this study is to analyze the ecological ideas of local habitat conservation,least intervention and concise ecological design in the design of Red Ribbon Park,and meanwhile put forward the suggestion that th...The aim of this study is to analyze the ecological ideas of local habitat conservation,least intervention and concise ecological design in the design of Red Ribbon Park,and meanwhile put forward the suggestion that the ecosystem health level of Tanghe River should be promoted as a whole.展开更多
As the largest wetland in the North China Plain （NCP）, the Baiyangdian Lake plays an important role in maintaining water balance and ecological health of NCP. Ir the past few decades, the decreasing streamflow in th...As the largest wetland in the North China Plain （NCP）, the Baiyangdian Lake plays an important role in maintaining water balance and ecological health of NCP. Ir the past few decades, the decreasing streamflow in the Baiyangdian Basin associated with climate vari- ability and human activities has caused a series of water and eco-environmer,tal issues. In this study, we quantified the impacts of climate variability and human activities on streamflow in the water source area of the Baiyangdian Lake, based on analyses of hydrologic changes of the upper Tanghe river catchment （a sub-basin of the Baiyangdian Basin） from 1960 to 2008. Climate elasticity method and hydrological modeling method were used to distinguish the effects of climate variability and human activities. The results showed that the annual streamflow decreased significantly （P〉0.05） by 1.7 mm/a and an abrupt change was identi- fied around the year 1980. The quantification results indicated that climate variations ac- counted for 38%-40% of decreased streamflow, while human activities accounted for 60%--62%. Therefore, the effect of human activities played a dominant role on the decline of the streamflow in the water source area of the Baiyangdian Lake. To keep the ecosystem health of the Baiyangdian Lake, we suggest that minimum ecological water demand and in- tegrated watershed management should be guaranteed in the future.展开更多
文摘Last year we put forward a report to establish a state-level trial and applied for ratification by the Central Science Institute of Education and Research. It was a grand and unprecedented trial practice in Tanghe’s history of teaching and teaching reform. Based on a good combination of the existing teaching material, the experiment was aimed at students’ rapid grasp of language and partial settlement of some of the students’ common problems in learning English. The reason for our decision lies in the following issues.
文摘The aim of this study is to analyze the ecological ideas of local habitat conservation,least intervention and concise ecological design in the design of Red Ribbon Park,and meanwhile put forward the suggestion that the ecosystem health level of Tanghe River should be promoted as a whole.
基金National Basic Research Program of China,No.2010CB428406National Natural Science Foundation of China,No.40830636No.40971023
文摘As the largest wetland in the North China Plain （NCP）, the Baiyangdian Lake plays an important role in maintaining water balance and ecological health of NCP. Ir the past few decades, the decreasing streamflow in the Baiyangdian Basin associated with climate vari- ability and human activities has caused a series of water and eco-environmer,tal issues. In this study, we quantified the impacts of climate variability and human activities on streamflow in the water source area of the Baiyangdian Lake, based on analyses of hydrologic changes of the upper Tanghe river catchment （a sub-basin of the Baiyangdian Basin） from 1960 to 2008. Climate elasticity method and hydrological modeling method were used to distinguish the effects of climate variability and human activities. The results showed that the annual streamflow decreased significantly （P〉0.05） by 1.7 mm/a and an abrupt change was identi- fied around the year 1980. The quantification results indicated that climate variations ac- counted for 38%-40% of decreased streamflow, while human activities accounted for 60%--62%. Therefore, the effect of human activities played a dominant role on the decline of the streamflow in the water source area of the Baiyangdian Lake. To keep the ecosystem health of the Baiyangdian Lake, we suggest that minimum ecological water demand and in- tegrated watershed management should be guaranteed in the future.
