Land Systems

Land systems are the organized methods by which societies manage and utilize land resources, including agriculture, urban development, forestry, and conservation. They involve policies, technologies, and practices that determine how land is used, protected, and sustained over time. Essentially, land systems shape how communities interact with their environment, balancing economic needs with ecological health. They encompass planning, land use regulations, resource management, and infrastructure, aiming to optimize land’s productivity while preserving its natural qualities for future generations.