Public Land Use

Public land use refers to how government-owned lands are managed for the benefit of the public. This includes various activities such as recreation, conservation, agriculture, and development. Authorities plan land use to ensure sustainable access to resources while protecting the environment and meeting community needs. Examples include parks, forests, and nature reserves, which serve both ecological and recreational purposes. Effective public land management aims to balance economic development with environmental protection and social equity, ensuring these lands are available and enjoyable for current and future generations.