Ecological restoration projects did not increase the value of all ecosystem services in Northeast China

• Published in: Forest ecology and management Vol. 495; p. 119340
• Main Authors: Wang, Liang-Jie, Ma, Shuai, Zhao, Yu-Guo, Zhang, Jin-Chi
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Elsevier B.V 01.09.2021
• Subjects: administrative management; China; conservation programs; deciduous forests; Ecological restoration; ecosystem management; Ecosystem service value; ecosystem services; ecosystems; forest ecology; forest land; lakes; land cover; Land use decision; Land use/land cover change; multiple land use; Northeast China; paddies; rivers; sustainable development; wetland conservation; wetlands; China; Land use decision; Ecological restoration; Northeast China; Ecosystem service value; Land use/land cover change

•Ecological restoration projects (ERPs) resulted in the increase of broad-leaved forests.•Ecological restoration projects did not lead to a sustained increase in ESV.•The impact of wetland loss on ESV outweighed that of forestland increase.•Location and scope of different ERPs and the LUCC brought b...