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La ordenación sostenible de los territorios ha incorporado, en las últimas dos décadas, unas herramientas de trabajo básicas para la planificación de nuevos usos del suelo. Paisaje e infraestructura verde se han convertido en piezas básicas en los procesos de planificación y gestión territorial. En los últimos años se han desarrollado experiencias de planificación a partir de la definición de los componentes que integran la infraestructura verde de un territorio en diversos países del mundo. Este instrumento de planificación territorial permite delimitar determinadas áreas que merecen protección y tratamiento singular en la asignación de usos, por sus valores ambientales, culturales o por tratarse de espacios de conexión. El plan de acción territorial de la infraestructura verde del litoral (PATIVEL) de la Comunidad Valenciana, aprobado en 2018, es un ejemplo interesante para la protección de un espacio geográfico especialmente sensible, donde convergen usos e intereses diversos y, a menudo, contrapuestos, y que requiere conservación y gestión sostenible para el mantenimiento, presente y futuro de sus actividades. Sustainable spatial planning of territories has incorporated, in the last two decades, basic work tools for the task of assigning new land uses. landscape and green infrastructure have become basic pieces in the spatial planning and territorial management processes. In recent years, spatial planning experiences have been developed, in different countries of the world, based on the definition of the components that are part of green infrastructure of a territory. This instrument of spatial planning allows to delimit those areas that require protection and singular treatment in the phase of allocation of future land uses, for their environmental, patrimonial and cultural values or because they are spaces of connection between them. The Plan de Acci6n Territorial de lnfraestructura Verde dellitoral (PATIVEL) in the Valencian Community, approved in 2018, is an interesting example for the protection of a particularly sensitive geographic area, where land use and interests diverse converge, often conflicting, but which requires conservation and sustainable management for the maintenance, present and future, of its activities.

Bugel coastline areas have the potential for horticulture commodities development. This study's objectives were mapping protected Bugel coastline areas, land evaluation, and yield response of chili in an agroforestry system with coconut trees on Bugel coastline areas. The research was conducted during April-July, 2015, in Bugel coastline areas, Panjatan District, Kulonprogo Regency, Special Province of Yogyakarta. The first stage was the literature study and field mapping by BING satellite imagery. The second method was an actual and potential land evaluation using the FAO version, Sys criteria, and Sys limitation. The third method was using a randomized complete block design (RCBD) with three blocks as replications. The results showed that a local protected coastline area allowed for the agriculture and forestry crops is >200 meters from the furthest tide point. The actual and potential land evaluation in all agroforestry phases were not suitable and marginally suitable. The initial phase showed the highest fresh fruit weight by 100.30 grams/plant, compared with the intermediate and advanced phases by 88.13 grams/plant 71.54 grams/plant.