明清以来云南碑刻中生态知识的整理研究OA

The stele relics from the Ming and Qing dynasties in Yunnan Province are remarkably abundant,scattered across the region,and embody rich traditional ethnic cultures,ecological knowledge,and community-based ecological management wisdom.Drawing on theoretical frameworks from historical and ecological anthropolo-gy,this study conducts an in-depth analysis of the relationship among natural environments,subsistence practices,and ecological culture,as reflected in Yunnan's ecological steles from the Ming-Qing period.The steles are catego-rized into 6 thematic groups:forest conservation,hydraulic engineering,agricultural production,rural customs and regulations,temple ecology,and floral ecology.Through this classification,the research systematically examines the diverse traditional ecological cultural knowledge preserved in Yunnan's steles.The study emphasizes the critical role of ecological knowledge in rural revitalization and social harmony construction,demonstrating how natural envi-ronments,livelihood systems,and ecological culture collectively shape the landscape ecology of ethnic communities.This work aims to provide new insights for Yunnan's ecological civilization and green development initiatives while revitalizing research on the province's historical and cultural heritage.