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With the development of China’s society and economy, people put forward the requirements of sustainable development for the environmental landscape design of leisure venues. This paper tries to discuss this problem based on ecological theory. In the actual urban planning and construction, landscaping plays an important role that is not negligible; this paper takes a domestic park environmental landscape planning as an example, with landscape ecology theory as the support, first from the basic theory of landscape planning, put forward the overall idea of landscape planning; secondly, using principal component analysis and other research methods, the landscape pattern index suitable for the landscape was selected, and the landscape types were divided. The single factor sensitivity was evaluated from two aspects of ecology and distance, and the weight of the sensitivity factor and the comprehensive score of each sensitivity were determined. Finally, according to the analysis and evaluation results, some suggestions are put forward for the future management planning of the landscape. On the basis of respecting and fully understanding the intention of landscape planning, combining cultural characteristics with ecological civilization construction creates an ecologically appropriate urban park with distinctive cultural connotations. Large-scale landscaping cannot only adjust the temperature of the city, but also improve the quality of the ecological environment around the city. Therefore, people should do a good job in landscaping construction and promote the harmonious coexistence of man and nature. In view of the urban construction of environmental protection and construction of conservation-oriented ecological garden landscape in-depth analysis, we hope to be helpful to the relevant workers.
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Jiang, T., Li, Z. Study on sustainable development of environmental landscape planning based on ecological civilization theory. Arab J Geosci 14, 2314 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12517-021-08680-1
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