Spatiotemporal dynamics and driving factors of eco-environmental quality in the sandy areas of Western Inner Mongolia (2000–2024)
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Key Points
Eco-environmental quality improved overall in the Inner Mongolia Western Sandy Area from 2000 to 2024, suggesting positive ecological trends.
The modified Remote Sensing Ecological Index indicated an average increase in eco-environmental quality by 0.07 in changed land use areas compared to unchanged regions.
Analysis utilized the Geodetector Model to identify land use and climate as primary drivers affecting eco-environmental quality variations.
Future improvements in eco-environmental quality may slightly exceed deterioration, hinting at the impact of climate and restoration efforts.
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Implication
Analysis shows eco-environmental quality improved in the Inner Mongolia Western Sandy Area, indicating climate and land use as key driving factors.