Construction and Protection of Forest Resources
LYU Yuanhang , WANG Zicheng , DONG Lingbo
To solve the problemof quantitatively evaluatingthe dynamic changes of soil erosion in different forest types in Maoer Mountain Experimental Forest Farm, based on thesecondary survey data of MaoerMountain in 1983, 1993, 2004, and 2016 and Landsat remote sensingimage data, this paper used the RUSLE model to dynamically evaluate the soil erosion modulus of Maoer Moun-tainExperimental Forest Farm, and quantified and analyzed therelationship between different foresttypes and soil erosion. Results showed that: the averageannual soil erosion of MaoerMountain Experimental Forest Farm infour periods was 0. 26, 0.24, 0. 10, 0. 17 t/(hm2 ·a) , respectively. The areas with soil erosion intensity between 0 - 1 t/( hm2 · a ) in each period accounted for98.79% , 98. 68% , 99. 88% , 98. 88%of the totalarea, respectively. In1983—2016, 70. 4% of the areas where soil erosionintensity did not change, 25. 1% of theareas where high-levelerosion intensity shifted to low-levelerosion intensity, whileonly 4. 5% of the areas where low-levelerosion intensity shifted to high-level erosion intensity, indicating that the overall soilerosion status of Maoer MountainExperimental Forest Farm was improving. In 1983,the average soil erosion modulus of six forest types, namely, soft broad-leaved natural forest, hard broadleaved natural forest, Larix olgensisartificial forest, Pinus sylvestris var. mongholica artificialforest, Quercus mongolica natural forest, and mixed needle broadnatural forest,was 0. 150, 0. 161, 0. 054 t/(hm2 ·a) , 0. 110, 0. 121,0. 083 t/(hm2 ·a) , respectively. By 2016, the average soil erosion modulus had decreased by 53. 7% , 61. 2% , 30. 3% , 83. 0% , 46. 8% , 23. 2% , respectively. Except for theslight increase in soil erosion insoft broadleaved natural forest, Larix olgensis artificial forest, and mixed needle broad natural forestduring 2004—2006 (0. 003-0. 016 t/(hm2 ·a) ) , the average soil erosion in other foresttypes showed a downward trend year by year.