Author: Channesh T.S., Krupa R. Dev, Varunkumar M. and Keerthan Kumar M.
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This study explores the social-ecological dynamics of suburban landscapes of Bengaluru, jeopardised by recent developments. Previous to the present state of landforms it had support of agrarian function of landscape suddenly turned to habitat, risking its multifunction. For the past three to four decades the growth as a choice of habitation transformed by fragmentation of estate legacy. The changes in land cover remarkably impacted the stakeholder of natives as well the settlers. Here in this study we use the state of suburban Bengaluru North and North West transformations to demonstrate the people’s perception as well the ecological scenario. It tries to realize the patterns of fragmentation of agrarian landscape to multiple ownerships that allows the neglect of possible multifunction of the landscape in general. It wishes to establish the dichotomy of individualization of modern development and claims for sustainable ecosystem functions. Also, the kinds of crises evolving through changing land functions lead to shifts in overall perception of ecology altogether
Landscape, Functions of Land, Suburban Ecology, Urbanisation
This study of suburban ecological stewardship in a city of having rapid developments sheds some light on challenges to take care. It perfectly isolates the sustainable landscape management through understanding of coexistence livelihood safety. It tried to identify the landscape malfunction through narrow transits, mishandling of materials and closure approaches of habitation. It reflects the interfaces of socio-ecological narratives based on the community interests to further explore for the overall benefits
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