Improving Agricultural Productivity, Sustainable Land Use and Biodiversity Conservation in Western Jilin Province, China - GCP/CPR/048/GFF
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Over the last six decades, the western Jilin wetlands have witnessed dramatic water and land use changes and shifts in water availability, as well as climatic changes negatively affecting their ability to provide ecosystem services. Land salinization in western Jilin shows significant acceleration in salinization processes in the past three decades. The overall degradation of ecosystems in western Jilin severely endangers the biodiversity and causes degradation and decrease in habitats for native and migrant birds and other wildlife. Against this background, the project aimed to demonstrate and replicate an integrated model for sustainable land and water management (SLWM) in saline alkaline productive landscapes, including rehabilitation and biodiversity conservation in western Jilin Province wetlands.