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Integrating human landscape perception into urban ecological restoration is currently linked primarily through the shared interface of ecosystem services, but its implementation remains heavily constrained by interdisciplinary, institutional, and financial barriers. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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To identify the functional links, conceptual synergies, and key obstacles in integrating human multidimensional landscape perception into urban ecological restoration.

September 8, 2026International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology

Integrating human multi-dimensional landscape perception into ecological restoration of urban green spaces: barriers and solutions

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CWCe Wen FYFan Yang XZXing Zhang

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Mixed-methods review reveals ecosystem services bridge ecological restoration and landscape perception, highlighting key institutional and financial barriers to sustainable urban design.

Key Points

To identify the functional links, conceptual synergies, and key obstacles in integrating human multidimensional landscape perception into urban ecological restoration.
Conducted a bibliometric analysis to assess keyword networks and thematic domain intersections between ecological restoration and landscape planning/landsenses creation.
Integrated qualitative and quantitative evidence from published case studies alongside cross-sectional expert survey feedback.
Direct keyword-level linkages between ecological restoration and landscape design remain weak, with ecosystem services serving as the primary bridge between disciplines.
Ecological restoration traditionally targets supporting and regulating services, whereas combined projects prioritize cultural services, followed by regulating and supporting services.
Key implementation barriers include limited interdisciplinary methodologies, cross-departmental administrative silos, low public engagement, and lack of sustainable financing mechanisms.

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Wen et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9fd80458e84d0ff5b47159 https://doi.org/10.1080/13504509.2026.2729268

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September 8, 2026International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology

Integrating human multi-dimensional landscape perception into ecological restoration of urban green spaces: barriers and solutions

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Authors

CWCe Wen FYFan Yang XZXing Zhang

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Overview

Mixed-methods review reveals ecosystem services bridge ecological restoration and landscape perception, highlighting key institutional and financial barriers to sustainable urban design.

Key Points

To identify the functional links, conceptual synergies, and key obstacles in integrating human multidimensional landscape perception into urban ecological restoration.
Conducted a bibliometric analysis to assess keyword networks and thematic domain intersections between ecological restoration and landscape planning/landsenses creation.
Integrated qualitative and quantitative evidence from published case studies alongside cross-sectional expert survey feedback.
Direct keyword-level linkages between ecological restoration and landscape design remain weak, with ecosystem services serving as the primary bridge between disciplines.
Ecological restoration traditionally targets supporting and regulating services, whereas combined projects prioritize cultural services, followed by regulating and supporting services.
Key implementation barriers include limited interdisciplinary methodologies, cross-departmental administrative silos, low public engagement, and lack of sustainable financing mechanisms.

Cite This Study

Wen et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9fd80458e84d0ff5b47159 https://doi.org/10.1080/13504509.2026.2729268

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