Cross-scale Biodiversity Conservation under Global Change in China

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The aim is to address complex, cross-scale challenges in biodiversity conservation under global change influences in China.
Systematic review of five main biodiversity threats: land use change, over-exploitation, alien species invasion, environmental pollution, and climate change.
Proposed a cross-scale "warning-action-feedback" biodiversity conservation framework.
Emphasized the integration of remote sensing, artificial intelligence, and multi-source data for effective conservation management.
Identified five critical factors driving biodiversity loss, each with distinct mechanisms and ecological impacts.
Recommended prioritization of limited conservation resources to key areas and species through a dynamic protection system.
Encouraged collaborative governance across regions and sectors for enhanced conservation effectiveness.

This framework addresses biodiversity loss in China, highlighting systematic threats and a multi-scale conservation approach.

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Li et al. (2026) studied this question.

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