健康导向下低人口密度区域文化景观保护规划策略OA

With the acceleration of urbanization,the rural population has experienced substantial out-migration,leading to increasingly severe hollowing-out and the formation of extensive areas with low population density.Compounded by a lack of conservation awareness,the cultural landscape features in these areas have suffered severe deterioration,which has also exerted negative impacts on residents'health.In this context,the cultural landscapes of areas with low population density call for conservation planning guided by a health-oriented approach.This paper provides an in-depth analysis on the relationship between health orientation and such cultural landscapes.Taking the villages along the Chinese Eastern Railway Heritage Corridor as examples,it examines their current conditions,challenges,and the necessity and feasibility for conservation planning.Accordingly,it proposes health-oriented conservation planning strategies,including the creation of rural therapeutic landscapes,optimization of village spatial layout and transportation conditions,promotion of multi-stakeholder participation,and activation and adaptive reuse of cultural heritage,aiming to achieve a win-win outcome for both cultural landscape conservation and residents'health and well-being.This paper not only offers new perspectives for the conservation planning of cultural landscapes in areas with low population density,but also provides a reference for the sustainable development of similar regions.