Progress and Prospects on the Value Realization of Forest Ecological Products.

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Title: Progress and Prospects on the Value Realization of Forest Ecological Products.
Authors: Shihao, Ni1,2,3 (AUTHOR) 15297990127@sina.cn, Yuan, Liu4 (AUTHOR), Zhiyuan, Tong2,3,5 (AUTHOR), Hui, Xiao2,3,5 (AUTHOR) huixiao9608@163.com
Source: Journal of Resources & Ecology. Jan2026, Vol. 17 Issue 1, p40-52. 13p.
Subject Terms: *Accounting methods, *Institutional environment, *Ecosystem services, *Digital technology, *Payments for ecosystem services, *Value capture, *Marketing channels, *Environmental management
Geographic Terms: China
Abstract: Analyzing the internal logic of the value realization of forest ecological products is crucial for promoting the implementation of the "Two Mountains" concept. Although domestic and foreign research has explored the definitions, connotations, and realization paths, existing reviews still face two limitations. On the one hand, there is a lack of systematic integration and comparison of the accounting methods, influencing factors, and practical cases related to value realization. On the other hand, they fail to fully demonstrate the latest progress and synergistic relationships in key dimensions such as innovation in accounting methods, the diversification of market-oriented paths, and the improvement of institutional systems. Therefore, this study systematically reviews the theoretical foundations and explores multidimensional prospects. By constructing a systematic analytical framework that includes connotation definition, knowledge mapping analysis, influencing factors, practical cases, and research prospects, this review summarizes research progress in standardizing accounting methods, collaborative pathways involving governmental and market mechanisms, and key influencing factors spanning the supply-side, demand-side, institutional, and technological dimensions. Furthermore, through a comparative analysis of typical domestic and international cases, this study reveals the potential for differentiated realization models and global synergy. Finally, for addressing current challenges, this study proposes future research directions from six dimensions, including the innovation of accounting methods, the diversification of market-oriented pathways, and the improvement of institutional systems, to resolve the "triple dilemma" of applying digital technology, enhancing the value chain, and facilitating participation in global ecological governance. This study not only provides an integrated analytical framework for deepening the theory of value realization of forest ecological products, thereby fostering dialogue between academic research and policy practice, but it also offers theoretical references and practical guidance for China to optimize ecological compensation mechanisms and enhance the value of forest ecosystem services during the 15th Five-Year Plan period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Analyzing the internal logic of the value realization of forest ecological products is crucial for promoting the implementation of the "Two Mountains" concept. Although domestic and foreign research has explored the definitions, connotations, and realization paths, existing reviews still face two limitations. On the one hand, there is a lack of systematic integration and comparison of the accounting methods, influencing factors, and practical cases related to value realization. On the other hand, they fail to fully demonstrate the latest progress and synergistic relationships in key dimensions such as innovation in accounting methods, the diversification of market-oriented paths, and the improvement of institutional systems. Therefore, this study systematically reviews the theoretical foundations and explores multidimensional prospects. By constructing a systematic analytical framework that includes connotation definition, knowledge mapping analysis, influencing factors, practical cases, and research prospects, this review summarizes research progress in standardizing accounting methods, collaborative pathways involving governmental and market mechanisms, and key influencing factors spanning the supply-side, demand-side, institutional, and technological dimensions. Furthermore, through a comparative analysis of typical domestic and international cases, this study reveals the potential for differentiated realization models and global synergy. Finally, for addressing current challenges, this study proposes future research directions from six dimensions, including the innovation of accounting methods, the diversification of market-oriented pathways, and the improvement of institutional systems, to resolve the "triple dilemma" of applying digital technology, enhancing the value chain, and facilitating participation in global ecological governance. This study not only provides an integrated analytical framework for deepening the theory of value realization of forest ecological products, thereby fostering dialogue between academic research and policy practice, but it also offers theoretical references and practical guidance for China to optimize ecological compensation mechanisms and enhance the value of forest ecosystem services during the 15th Five-Year Plan period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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