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Một giả thuyết chủ chốt của ‘các phương pháp tiếp cận hệ sinh thái’ trong quản lý tài nguyên thiên nhiên là chúng ta phải có một hiểu biết thích hợp về giá trị đa dạng sinh học, cũng như các yếu tố kiểm soát chúng, nếu chúng ta muốn quản lý chúng một cách hiệu quả. Những giá trị đa dạng sinh học này, cùng với chức năng hệ sinh thái liên quan, thay đổi theo không gian và thời gian và được ràng buộc trực tiếp với các mối quan hệ quy mô cảnh quan và các đặc điểm tiến hóa. Trong các hệ thống ven sông, các nguyên tắc phân cấp tổ chức lồng vào nhau cung cấp một nền tảng hữu ích để đánh giá mối quan hệ giữa các thành phần cảnh quan trên nhiều quy mô khác nhau. Những sự hiểu biết này được tổng hợp một cách bổ ích nhất thông qua các phân tích quy mô lưu vực. Bài báo này phác thảo một lý do cho các đánh giá hệ thống toàn lưu vực về địa đa dạng sông. Một ứng dụng ban đầu của những nguyên tắc này được trình bày cho khu vực nguồn sông Hoàng Hà ở tỉnh Thanh Hải, tây nam Trung Quốc. Các mối quan hệ địa-ecologial được phác thảo cho năm đoạn rộng của dòng chính, nhấn mạnh những tác động đối với việc quản lý các khoang cảnh quan riêng lẻ và cho toàn hệ thống.
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