Bamboo forests constitute a strategic resource within China's forest ecosystem, encompassing approximately 6.416 million hectares, which represents nearly 2% of the total forested area. This paper presents a comprehensive review of bamboo forest management policies in China, tracing the evolution of macro-level policy frameworks, organizational structures, and incentive mechanisms from the 1950s to the present. The Chinese bamboo sector has transformed from a marginal forestry subsector into a nationally prioritized industry, with the total output value projected to exceed one trillion yuan by 2035. Key policy milestones, including the 2008 reform of collective forest rights, national bamboo... More >

Ecosystem service valuation (ESV) provides a scientific basis for balancing ecological conservation and socioeconomic development. With the rapid progress of Earth observation technologies, remote sensing has become an essential tool for quantifying and mapping ecosystem services at multiple spatial and temporal scales. However, a comprehensive understanding of the global research landscape on ecosystem service valuation using remote sensing remains limited. In this study, this study conducted a bibliometric analysis of publications retrieved from the Web of Science Core Collection between 1990 and 2024. A total of 1172 articles were identified through a systematic search strategy integratin... More >