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生态学杂志 ›› 2026, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (5): 1724-1733.doi: 10.13292/j.1000-4890.202605.013

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基于源汇理论生态安全格局构建研究进展

郑小凡,侯鹏*   

  1. (中国环境科学研究院, 生态环境部卫星环境应用中心, 北京 100094)
  • 出版日期:2026-05-10 发布日期:2026-05-12

Research progress on the construction of ecological security patterns based on source-sink theory.

ZHENG Xiaofan, HOU Peng*   

  1. (Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, Satellite Application Center for Ecology and Environment, MEE, Beijing 100094, China).

  • Online:2026-05-10 Published:2026-05-12

摘要: 源-汇理论可以很好地阐释区域生态系统的物质、能量和生物群落的空间分布及其相互关系,在生态安全格局构建、区域生态保护修复等研究领域得到广泛关注。本文在梳理源-汇理论的基本内涵基础上,重点从源与汇的空间识别与优化、生态廊道与生态节点的提取与设计以及动态管理与适应性布局等3个方面阐述了生态安全格局构建方法研究进展,对比分析了不同生态安全格局构建方法的优缺点及适用情景。面对学科新的发展趋势,基于源-汇理论生态安全格局构建将从单要素单场景的简单模拟分析逐步向多要素多场景的综合模拟分析转变,模型输入信息的精细化和模拟结果的精准化表达、多场景多要素的动态化和综合化模拟等可能是未来研究的热点和重点。


关键词: 源-汇理论, 生态安全, 生态格局, 生态廊道

Abstract: The source-sink theory provides an important framework for explaining the spatial distribution and interactions of matter, energy, and biological communities in regional ecosystems, which has been widely applied in the studies of ecological security pattern construction and regional ecological protection and ecosystem restoration. We reviewed the basic concepts of source-sink theory and summarized recent progress in ecological security pattern construction from three aspects: spatial identification and optimization of sources and sinks, extraction and design of ecological corridors and nodes, and dynamic management with adaptive layouts. Different construction methods were compared in terms of advantages, limitations, and application contexts. In response to the new development trends of disciplines, the construction of ecological security patterns based on the source-sink theory is expected to evolve from single-factor, single-scenario analyses toward integrated multi-factor, multi-scenario simulations. Refined model inputs, more accurate simulation outputs, and dynamic and comprehensive simulation of multi-scenario and multi-factor may be the hotspots of future research.


Key words: source-sink theory, ecological security, ecological pattern, ecological corridor