Yanxia Li;Yu Lei;Yajun Chen;Shah Saud;Jingjing Li;Yin Hui;Liyuan Zha

College of Horticulture, Northeast Agricultural University, Harbin, 150030, China);College of Horticulture, Northeast Agricultural University, Harbin 150030, Chin

landscape transformation;mining wastelands;principle;and utilization;wastelandsabstract;landscape renovatio

Abstract Mining provides a wealth of mineral raw materials to human beings, while also causes serious damage to environment and ecology. For decades, landscape renovation in mining wastelands has become a multi-disciplinary research focus. However, compared with the developed countries, China has disadvantages of the relevant theoretical researches developing slowly with lacking supporting technology. According to the design principle of “reservation and utilization”, we reviewed and summarized the methods of landscape transformation in mining wastelands, furthermore, using the way of researching successful cases at home and abroad. In lined with the specific circumstances in China, the target of landscape transformation and basic theories as methods of strategy was developed. Finally, the overall thinking and suggestions were put forward for the development of landscape transformation in mining wastelands.