Trends and Patterns in Social, ecological and economic Layers of L zone

The study throws light on how indiscriminate land use conversions give rise to social exclusion. Social exclusion leads to environmental degradation which in turn affects the livelihoods and resilience of communities. Consequent to that, an argument is made if the same kind of master planning should be followed or a different purpose should be given to these lands. A proposal has been made as a synthesis of the research and the technique of ecosystem services mapping, This approach consists of understanding the socio economic relationship with the ecosystem, the trends and patterns, the study of ecological layers, and cluster network analysis. Through this, an alternative zonal plan is created with ecosystem services as base layer, which supports agricultural services based on alternative economies.This is the data analysed through Landsat images, data collected by CGWB documents and soil surveys.The ecological layers were mapped through GIS.