Technical Research on Urban Biodiversity Conservation Planning

Urban biodiversity forms the foundation of healthy and stable urban ecosystems. This report presents a methodology for integrating urban biodiversity conservation into territorial spatial planning. The approach is organised into a five-step process: integrating data from multiple sources, assessing habitat quality, mapping species distribution, constructing ecological networks and developing implementation strategies. The report applies the methodology in Xiamen. Drawing on the identified habitat network, it proposes measures to improve ecological spatial patterns, strengthen restoration efforts, and incorporate additional biodiversity indicators into performance evaluation systems.