Exploring Pathways for Ecological Resource Value Transformation in the Northern Ecological Development Zone of Guangdong Province

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62517/jse.202511504

Author(s)

Hailing Jiang*

Affiliation(s)

Zhongkai University of Agricultural and Engineering, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China *Corresponding Author

Abstract

This study examines typical cases and successful experiences of ecological resource value transformation abroad. Based on the specific circumstances of the Northern Ecological Development Zone, it proposes a path for achieving ecological resource value transformation in the Northern Ecological Development Zone of Guangdong Province: utilizing multiple models and developing according to local conditions; focusing on local resources and introducing specialized industries; leveraging regional advantages to attract health and wellness professionals; and developing ecological agriculture to achieve product premiums.

Keywords

Ecological Resources; Ecological Industry; Ecological Compensation; Typical Case; Conversion Path

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