Effects of grassland vegetation roots on soil infiltration rate in Xiazangtan super large scale landslide distribution area in the upper reaches of the Yellow River,China

In order to study the infiltration characteristics of grassland soil in the super large scale landslides distribution area in the upper reaches of the Yellow River,this study selected the Xiazangtan super large scale distribution area in Jianzha County as the study area.Through experiments and numerical simulations,plant roots characteristics,soil physical properties and infiltration characteristics of naturally grazed grassland and enclosed grassland with different slope directions were compared and analyzed,and the influence of rainfall on seepage field and stability of the two grassland slopes were discussed.The results show that the highest soil moisture infiltration capacity(FIR)is found on the shady slope of the enclosed grassland(2.25),followed by the sunny slope of the enclosed grassland(1.23)and the shady slope of the naturally grazed grassland(-0.87).Correlation analysis show that soil water content,root dry weight density,total soil porosity,number of forks and root length are positively correlated with infiltration rate(P<0.05),whereas soil dry density is negatively correlated with infiltration rate(P<0.05).The results of stepwise regression analyses show that soil water content,total soil porosity,root length and number of forks are the main factors affecting soil infiltration capacity.And the ability of roots to increase soil infiltration by improving soil properties is higher than the effect of roots itself.After 60 min of simulated rainfall,the safety factors of the shady slopes of naturally grazed grassland and enclosed grassland are reduced by 29.56%and 19.63%,respectively,comparing to those before rainfall.Therefore,in this study,the roots play a crucial role in regulating soil infiltration and enhance slope stability by increasing soil water content,soil total porosity and shear strength while decreasing soil dry density.The results of this study provide theoretical evidence and practical guidance for the effective prevention and control of secondary geological disasters such as soil erosion and shallow landslide on the slope of river banks in the study area by using plant ecological measures.

Exploring Regional Ecological Cultures in the Upper Reaches of the Yellow River in the Ming and Qing Dynasties from the Perspective of "Top Eight Views"

By studying typical "Top Eight Views" in cities like Xining,Lanzhou and Yinchuan in the upper reaches of the Yellow River,mountain and water landscapes in the study area were analyzed in terms of natural ecology;bridges,canals,ferries,pavilions,mansions,towers,temples,historical sites,production and living landscapes were analyzed in terms of humanistic ecology.On this basis,"Top Eight Views" in the upper reaches of the Yellow River were compared and the following conclusions obtained:mountain landscapes were distributed in the whole region,waterscapes unevenly valued in different cities,bridges,canals and ferries mostly located in Ningxia,temples commonly found in all cities,garden arts introduced into cities,traditional cultures carried forward by historical relics.Then the relationship between "Top Eight Views" and regional eco-cultures was analyzed,and it was proposed that humanistic and cultural connotations of these "Top Eight Views" contributed a lot to beautifying urban environment,satisfying needs of the locals' spiritual life,carrying forward local history and culture,enriching urban cultural connotations,expanding living spaces of local residents and improving integrated functions of cities."Top Eight Views" culture complied with the construction gist of urban ecological cultures,and was of great referential value for the construction of urban ecological cultures in the upper reaches of the Yellow River,and also the healthy,scientific and sustainable development of local cities.

Landslide Developmental Characteristics and Response to Climate Change since the Last Glacial in the Upper Reaches of the Yellow River, NE Tibetan Plateau

The upper reaches of the Yellow River in northeastern Tibetan Plateau are geohazards areas.The evolution of the Yellow River,chronology of some landslides,and spatiotemporal distribution characteristics of super large scale and giant landslides within the region are summarized using paleoclimate evidence,and the relationship between the intensive landslide period and climatic changes since the Last Glacial period is analyzed.It is concluded that （1） Super large scale and giant landslides are distributed widely within the region,particularly in the Qunke-Jianzha basin.（2） The chronological sequence of landslides is established by dating the slip zones of landslides and analyzing the relations between landslides and their overlying or underlying loess formations.Five landslide development periods are determined：53-49 ka BP,33-24 ka BP,10-8 ka BP,5-3.5 ka BP,and the present.（3） These correspond closely to warm and wet periods during the last 100,000 years,i.e.,two weak paleosol development stages of Malan loess deposited during the last Glacial period in the Chinese loess Plateau,L1-4 and L1-2 that belong to the marine oxygen isotope stage 3,the last deglaeial period,the Holocene Optimum,and the modern global warming period.（4） Landslide triggers may be closely linked to warm and wet periods related to rapid climatic transitions.

Formation Mechanisms and Geomorphic Evolution of the Erlian Mudflow Fans, Eastern Guide Basin of the Upper Reaches of Yellow River

Several argillaceous platforms lie along the Yellow River（YR） of the eastern Guide Basin, northeastern Tibetan Plateau, and their compositions, formation processes, and geomorphic evolution remain debated. Using field survey data, sample testing, and high-resolution remote sensing images, the evolution of the Erlian mudflow fans are analyzed. The data show significant differences between fans on either side of the YR. On the right bank, fans are dilute debris flows consisting of sand and gravel. On the left bank, fans are viscosity mudflows consisting of red clay. The composition and formation processes of the left bank platforms indicate a rainfall-induced pluvial landscape. Fan evolution can be divided into two stages： early-stage fans pre-date 16 ka B.P., and formed during the last deglaciation; late-stage fans post-date 8 ka B.P.. Both stages were induced by climate change. The data indicate that during the Last Glacial Maximum, the northeastern Tibetan Plateau experienced a cold and humid climate characterized by high rainfall. From 16–8 ka, the YR cut through the Erlian early mudflow fan, resulting in extensive erosion. Since 8 ka, the river channel has migrated south by at least 1.25 km, and late stage mudflow fan formation has occurred.

STUDIES ON TERRACES AND RIVER SYSTEM CHANGES OF THE UPPER YELLOW RIVER

There are seven steps of terrace both in the Guide basin and Gonghe basin along the Yellow River. More close to the source, less the steps of terrace. Three ancient terraces are found in Gonghe basin. The upper reaches of the Yellow River was joined up by a series of stream captures at different periods of time, the ancient Yellow River linked up the Gonghe basin and Guide basin at the end of the middle Pleistocene, the Longyangxia gorge developed around 60 Ka.B.P., and the gorge between Maqu and Tangnag developed around 20 Ka.B.P.

Scour and silting evolution and its influencing factors in Inner Mongolian Reach of the Yellow River

Rivers with fluvial equilibrium are characterized by bed deformation adjustment. The erosion-deposition area in cross-section reflects this characteristic, which is a base of researching the river scour and deposition evolution by time series analysis. With an ero- sion-deposition area indicator method proposed in this paper, the time series of ero- sion-deposition area quantity at Bygl and Shhk stations were obtained with the series duration of 31 years from 1976 to 2006. After analysis of its trend and mutation, three different ten- dencies about the evolution were observed in general from the quasi-equilibrium phase through a rapid shrinkage to the final new quasi-equilibrium. It is also found that the trend of erosion-deposition area series will change once a big flood occurred in some of the tributaries and its ever greater influence is due to the decrease of deluge with the completion of up- stream reservoirs. Almost all the turning points were coincident with the time when hy- per-concentrated sediment flood occurred in some tributaries. With the time series of clear mutations since the late 1990s, the Inner Mongolian Reach has been in a new equilibrium phase. This can be concluded in two aspects. 1. The absence of big floods and sediment transportation from tributaries result in the river shrinkage, and to regain the channel flow-carrying capacity in Inner Mongolian Reach a large flood is needed both of high peak discharge and of lengthy interval to destroy the new equilibrium. 2. The proposed method of erosion-deposition area indicator is of great help to channel scour-deposition evolution analysis because it can demonstrate real time deformation of cross section in quantity.

Calculation method for sediment load in flood and non-flood seasons in the Inner Mongolia reach of the Yellow River

Based on an empirical sediment transport equation that reflects the characteristics of ＂more input, more output＂ for sediment-laden flow in rivers, a general sediment transport expression was developed, which can take into account the effects of upstream sediment input, previous cumulative sediment deposition, critical runoff for sediment initiation, and the differences in sediment particle sizes between the mainstream and tributaries. Then, sedi- ment load equations for non-flood and flood seasons for the sub-reaches from Bayangaole to Sanhuhekou and from Sanhuhekou to Toudaoguai, as well as the whole Inner Mongolia reach from Bayangaole to Toudaoguai, were formulated based on data collected between 1952 and 2010. The corresponding sediment deposition and the cumulative values at each river reach were calculated using the proposed sediment transport equations for the period 1952 to 2010 according to the principle of sediment conservation. Comparisons between the calculated and measured values using the proposed sediment load equations for the sub-reaches and the entire reach showed that the calculated sediment load and sediment deposition and the cor- responding cumulative values in the flood and non-flood seasons were in good agreement with the measured values. These results indicated that the proposed methods can be applied to calculate the sediment load and the associated sediment deposition in the flood and non-flood seasons for long-term trend analysis of sediment deposition in the Inner Mongolia reach of the Yellow River.

Geomorphological and environmental evolution in the upper reaches of the Yellow River during the late Cenozoic

Studies of the geomorphology and stratigraphy in the upper reaches of the Yellow River during the late Cenozoic demonstrate that the period of 30 - 3.4 Ma is characterized by a relatively stable tectonic setting, a persistently hot climate and a wide distribution of inland basins. This long-term stable environment resulted in a planation surface, the main surface on the Qinghai-Xizang (Qingzang) Plateau, on which red earth crust and karst arc formed. Since 3.4 Ma, the Qingzang Plateau was 'uplifted as a whole massif, accompanied by the dissection and disintegration of the main surface, termination of deposition and deformation of stratigraphy in red basins, increasing relief and commencing accumulation of inland molasse formation mainly of conglomerate. Subsequent strong uplift of the Qingzang Plateau at 2.5 Ma and 1.7-1.66 Ma led to cormation of the basic geomorphological configuration of the Qingzang Plateau and occurrence of the Yellow River. These three strong uplifts of the Qingzang Plateau between 3.4 Ma and 1.7 -1.66 Ma was, therefore, named the Qingzang movement and divided correspondingly into three phases A. B and C. After the appearance of the Yellow River, the Qingzang Plateau continued uplifting intermittently, resulting in 8 valley terraces dated to 1.63. 1.5, 1.2. 0.8, 0.6, 0.15. 0.05. and 0.01 Ma. which also record the whole process of headward erosion of the Yellow River.

Factors driving riverbed scouring and sedimentation in the Bayangaole to Toudaoguai reaches of the Upper Yellow River

The Inner Mongolia reaches of the Yellow River face problems of severe sedimen- tation caused by a variety of complex factors. The sedimentation process in those reaches has been characterized using the sediment balance method, and the key factors affecting the process have been analyzed using the correlation analysis method. The results show that during the period 1952-2012 the Bayangaole （Bayan Gol） to Toudaoguai reaches in Inner Mongolia have undergone successive processes of accumulative sedimentation, then relative balance, and then accumulative sedimentation once again. The total annual sedimentation is 12.0341×108 m^3, of which accumulations from July to October account for 95.1% and the reaches from Sanhuhekou to Toudaoguai account for 98.5%. The main factor affecting scouring and sedimentation of the Bayangaole to Sanhuhekou reaches is the combined water and sediment condition. The critical conditions for equilibrium are an incoming sediment co- efficient 〈 0.007 kg·s·m^-6 and a flow discharge 〉 700 m^3·s^-1. The main factor affecting scouring and sedimentation of the Sanhuhekou to Toudaoguai reaches is the incoming sediment from the tributaries on the south bank and the combined water and sediment condition of the main stream. The critical conditions of the main stream for maintaining equilibrium status are a flow discharge of the main stream exceeding 800 m^3·s^-1 and a comprehensive incoming sediment coefficient 〈 0.005 kg^-3·m^-6. The incoming sediment from the tributaries has little impact on the main stream when the annual sediment load is less than 0.1 ×10^8 t. The incoming sediment coefficient of the main stream and the incoming sediment from the tributaries both play vital roles in the riverbed evolution of the Inner Mongolia reaches, but the latter contributes the most.

Influences of sand cover on erosion processes of loess slopes based on rainfall simulation experiments

Aeolian-fluvial interplay erosion regions are subject to intense soil erosion and are of particular concern in loess areas of northwestern China. Understanding the composition, distribution, and transport processes of eroded sediments in these regions is of considerable scientific significance for controlling soil erosion. In this study, based on laboratory rainfall simulation experiments, we analyzed rainfall-induced erosion processes on sand-covered loess slopes （SS） with different sand cover patterns （including length and thickness） and uncovered loess slopes （LS） to investigate the influences of sand cover on erosion processes of loess slopes in case regions of aeolian-fluvial erosion. The grain-size curves of eroded sediments were fitted using the Weibull function. Compositions of eroded sediments under different sand cover patterns and rainfall intensities were analyzed to explore sediment transport modes of SS. The influences of sand cover amount and pattern on erosion processes of loess slopes were also discussed. The results show that sand cover on loess slopes influences the proportion of loess erosion and that the compositions of eroded sediments vary between SS and LS. Sand cover on loess slopes transforms silt erosion into sand erosion by reducing splash erosion and changing the rainfall-induced erosion processes. The percentage of eroded sand from SS in the early stage of runoff and sediment generation is always higher than that in the late stage. Sand cover on loess slopes aggravates loess erosion, not only by adding sand as additional eroded sediments but also by increasing the amount of eroded loess, compared with the loess slopes without sand cover. The influence of sand cover pattern on runoff yield and the amount of eroded sediments is larger than that of sand cover amount. Furthermore, given the same sand cover pattern, a thicker sand cover could increase sand erosion while a thinner sand cover could aggravate loess erosion. This difference explains the existence of intense erosion on slopes that are thinly covered with sand in regions where aeolian erosion and fluvial erosion interact.

甘肃积石山强震诱发同震滑坡-泥流灾害链联动耦合致灾效应

近年来黄土区强震和极端天气诱发的典型滑坡-泥流灾害链事件呈多发态势,链式地质灾害较单一灾害隐蔽性更强、波及范围更大、破坏程度更高、损失更严重,因此链式地质灾害防控研究一直是防灾减灾的热点和难点。2023年12月18日23时59分,甘肃省临夏州积石山县发生Ms 6.2级地震,震源深度10 km,已造成151人死亡。此次强震诱发青海省民和县中川乡草滩村—金田村滑坡-泥流链式灾害,共造成20人死亡,灾害链致死率占地震遇难总人数的13.5%。灾后通过遥感影像处理解译、文献资料整理甄别、无人机摄影航测、野外详细勘查访问、现场采样分析测试等手段方法,对滑坡-泥流链式灾害开展了较全面系统研究,恢复和重现滑坡-泥流灾害链的启动-滑动-流动-堆积过程,探讨提出“滑源区地表冻结阻隔滞水效应、滑源区沟谷整平回填滞水效应、滑源区台地灌溉渗流饱水效应、滑源区振动液化筛选启动效应、滑源区漏斗收口增速启动效应、流通区土体差异流动分选效应、流通区沟岸坍塌补给增流效应、流通区沟底冰封饱水加速效应、堆积区上游渗水补给增程效应”等9大联动耦合致灾效应。该研究可为链式地质灾害的形成机理与防控提供科学参考。

植被NPP时空变化及其对气候变化的响应——以黄河内蒙古段为例

研究黄河内蒙古段植被净初级生产力(NPP)时空变化特征及其对气候变化的响应,为黄河流域环境保护、生态修复等提供科学依据。基于MOD17A3和气象站点资料,运用趋势分析、偏差分析、变异系数、相关分析、残差分析等方法,探讨2002—2021年植被NPP时空变化特征及其对气候变化的响应。结果表明:(1)植被NPP呈波动增加趋势,2011年以前以负偏离为主,2012年以后以正偏离为主。(2)植被NPP平均值为169.15 gC·(m~2·a)^(-1),自西向东递增,101~250 gC·(m~2·a)^(-1)区域占总面积的77.0%,裸地﹤灌木﹤其他﹤草地﹤农田﹤林地。69.1%的区域植被NPP变异系数Cv≤0.2,整体稳定性较好。(3)植被NPP与气温平均偏相关系数为0.31,仅有6.7%的区域通过了0.01的显著性检验;与降水量平均偏相关系数为0.62,有81.1%的区域通过了0.01的显著性检验。说明降水量是影响研究区植被NPP显著增加的主要气候因子。(4)气候变化与人类活动共同导致植被NPP的变化。

流凌封河预报指标法及其在黄河内蒙古河段的应用

把流凌封河累积负气温作为黄河内蒙古河段封河预报关键指标,明确累积负气温与封河流量、降温强度、河槽形态等的关系,确定现有河槽形态以及海勃湾水库运用影响下不同流量和降温强度封河所需的累积负气温,并建立了流凌封河累积负气温预估公式。指标法可以在很大程度上提高黄河内蒙古河段封河预报的预见期与精度。

宁蒙河套引黄灌区节水与生态安全十点认识与判断

宁蒙河套引黄灌区是我国西北地区重要的生态安全屏障,也是区域绿色屏障建设和高质量发展的核心区,由于降水稀少,引黄水一直是支撑灌区经济社会发展和生态安全的“生命之水”。对宁蒙河套引黄灌区的用水量、灌溉用水效率、生态演变、地下水变化、地下水埋深阈值、秋浇冬灌、水稻种植规模、水盐平衡、节水潜力等方面进行分析,提出:过去20多年,宁蒙河套引黄灌区是农业用水水平提升幅度最大的区域之一,用水效率评价需综合考虑区域干旱缺水条件以及引黄灌溉的生态功能;持续高强度节水大幅度降低了引黄取水量,区域地下水补给量同步降低,导致地下水水位呈现大面积、持续性下降,深刻影响灌区生态安全,湖泊湿地水循环已经由自然补给转变为以人工补给为主,自然植被生态向人工生态转变趋势显著,研究认为维持生态健康的地下水平均适宜埋深为2.5~3.0 m;灌区地表盐渍化整体呈减轻趋势,但仍处于持续积盐状态;秋浇冬灌定额存在一定优化空间,但不可高估其节水潜力;水稻种植兼具经济与生态功效,大规模压减及适宜种植规模仍需结合实际情况综合论证;考虑经济技术可行和生态健康,宁夏引黄灌区、内蒙古河套引黄灌区的耗水节水潜力分别为0.6亿m3、2.2亿m3,再进一步节水会对灌区生态产生显著影响。提出“四水四定”原则下宁蒙河套引黄灌区深度节水路径与节水管控行动策略。

关于黄河与河套古湖河湖关系演变的假说性分析——兼论对黄河内蒙古段生态治理的启示

黄河曾经在流经河套盆地过程中形成吉兰泰、乌兰布和、巴彦淖尔、呼包4个古湖,且在高湖面时期连成统一的“河套古大湖”,其后4湖分离并分别演绎了自己的河湖关系。在研习前人相关成果基础上,通过建立整体假说性解释框架,试图按照历史顺序与逻辑顺序统一的要求对该河段河湖关系的演变过程进行重建,并为与之相关的生态系统的治理提供借鉴。研究认为:主河道构建是黄河主动实施填湖、建堤、造槽并“甩湖”的过程与结果;冲积扇是黄河填湖的主要模式,而冲积扇顶附近凸起则是湖口淤塞、移动并最终筑成黄河自然堤的主要原因;巴彦木仁与磴口两地控制点对形成鄂尔多斯一侧黄河主河道起到了关键性作用;黄河西派在高湖面期间从巴彦木仁湖口注入吉兰泰-乌兰布和古湖,与从北面入湖的黄河水共同促成贺日木西尼古砂嘴及其延伸砂脊生长,并在低湖面期将这两个湖分离。基于对所述黄河历史过往的认识,须尽可能立足高效集成利用有限水资源这一观念,将减灾与适度重造沿河湖泊和绿洲结合,营建可持续的内蒙古段黄河生态体系。

黄河上游高寒沙地生态经济型治沙植物筛选评价

为助推黄河上游高寒区乡村振兴工作,在调查黄河上游沙生植物种质资源的基础上,采用层次分析法,从适应能力、扩繁能力、生态价值和经济价值4个方面确定地带性乡土植物、自然分布海拔、自然分布坡向等21个评价指标,构建黄河上游高寒沙地生态经济型治沙植物筛选层次结构模型,从22种具有经济价值的乡土治沙植物中筛选出沙棘、金露梅、银露梅、变叶海棠、垂穗披碱草、高山羊茅、高山绣线菊和窄叶鲜卑花等8种优良生态经济型治沙植物,为黄河上游高寒沙地植被恢复治沙植物选择提供科学依据。

黄河文化在内蒙古地区的当代价值

黄河文化在内蒙古地区的当代价值是多方面的,它既承载着历史记忆和文化认同,又为当地的经济、社会和生态发展提供了新的动力。当代,内蒙古地区在发扬黄河文化方面做出了积极的贡献,通过科学谋划、加强文化的保护和研究、强化黄河文化展示利用工作以及打造文化旅游品牌等多种方式,不断推进黄河文化的传承和弘扬。未来黄河文化在内蒙古的发展趋势体现在社会普及、创新发展、数字化发展、绿色转型、国际化合作与交流、文旅融合六个方面。这些趋势将有助于深入挖掘和传承黄河文化的当代价值,推动其在国际上的知名度与影响力。

内蒙古黄河流域“水—能源—产业”协同推进机制和实现路径

协同推进“水—能源—产业”发展是实现内蒙古黄河流域经济高质量发展的必由之路,是筑牢我国北方生态安全屏障的内在要求。“水—能源—产业”是一个相互影响、相互制约的错综复杂的生态系统,产业发展与节水节能、降碳减污存在着一定的矛盾冲突,需要多方合力才能实现三者之间的最优关联性。为此,建立了互动机制、供求机制、整体机制“三制一体”的推进机制,探索实现“水—能源—产业”协同推进的新路径。

1951—2020年黄河上中游径流变化特征及归因分析

【目的】河川径流是地表重要的水资源,对其变化特征和原因进行解析,是流域水资源科学管理规划的前提。【方法】本文采用Mann-Kendall趋势检验、Pettitt突变检验、Budyko弹性系数法等方法分析了黄河上游和中游近70年(1951—2020年)径流变化的趋势和成因。【结果】(1)1951—2020年黄河上游年降水量呈不显著增加趋势(4.04 mm/(10 a),P> 0.05),中游呈不显著减少趋势(4.90 mm/(10 a),P> 0.05);上游、中游年潜在蒸散发均呈不显著增加趋势(1.77、2.23 mm/(10 a),P> 0.05);(2)黄河上游和中游1980—2020年土地利用/覆盖变化明显,主要表现在林草面积的增加,上游、中游年NDVI分别以0.025/(10 a)、0.042/(10 a)的速率显著增加(P <0.01);(3)1951—2020年,上游和中游年径流量分别以3.46、7.46 mm/(10 a)的速率显著减少(P <0.01),并分别在1986年、1990年发生突变;(4)上游和中游径流对降水变化最为敏感,其次是土地利用/覆盖变化、潜在蒸散发变化,且径流对各影响因子的敏感性逐年增强,即气候和土地利用/覆盖的变化将更容易引起径流的变化;(5)土地利用/覆盖变化是导致黄河上游和中游径流减少的主要原因,其次是降水和潜在蒸散,但各影响因子对径流变化的影响性质和程度在上游和中游不同区间存在一定的差异。其中,上游地区降水、潜在蒸散发、土地利用/覆盖变化对径流的影响性质和程度分别为-14.04%、1.30%、112.73%;中游地区分别为21.54%、3.63%、74.83%。【结论】1951—2020年黄河上游和中游径流变化是气候变化和土地利用/覆盖变化共同作用的结果,但主要影响因素为人类活动主导的土地利用/覆盖变化,且各因子对径流的影响在不同区间存在一定的差异。本研究结果可为黄河上游和中游不同区间的水资源管理和综合治理提供理论支持。

基于土地利用变化的黄河上游四川段生态系统服务价值评价

[目的]通过定量研究20年间黄河上游四川段土地利用变化与生态系统服务价值的关系,评估该流域段生态综合治理效果,为健全民族区域空间规划、生态环境保护与管理提供依据,助力黄河流域高质量发展。[方法]利用黄河上游四川段2000年、2010年和2020年土地利用数据,基于土地利用动态度、土地利用矩阵分析土地利用变化,并参考中国陆地生态系统单位面积生态系统服务价值当量,对黄河上游四川段生态系统服务价值当量的经济价值进行修正,定量研究黄河上游四川段2000-2020年间土地利用变化对生态系统服务价值的影响。[结果](1)2000-2020年黄河上游四川段林地、荒漠、湿地和水系土地利用面积呈上升趋势,耕地、灌木、草地和冰川积雪呈下降趋势,2010-2020年土地利用变化比2000-2010年更显著;(2)黄河上游四川段2000年、2010年和2020年生态系统服务价值分别为1.27×1010,2.51×1010,3.92×1010元,呈上升趋势,敏感性分析表明分析结果可靠。各土地利用类型中,对生态系统总价值贡献最为显著的地类是草地,2000-2010年和2010-2020年草地生态服务贡献率分别为93.90%和72.90%,其次为湿地和林地;(3)研究区在20年间各单项生态系统服务价值均呈增加趋势,区域生态服务功能的分项价值大小均为调节服务>支持服务>供给服务>文化服务,11个单项功能中起显著服务价值的为气候调节、水文调节、土壤保持和生物多样性,4项之和占总价值比例超过69.50%。黄河上游四川段土地利用变化影响区域生态系统服务价值的变化,其中草地影响最显著,其次为湿地和林地。[结论]研究结果表明20年间生态治理成果逐渐增强,生态环境不断变好。