Kasulad

Kasulad is a community in the San Mariano municipality of Marilao River in Northern Luzon, Philippines. It primarily consists of farmers and fishermen who rely on the local agricultural production and water resources.

Elevation of Kasulad varies between sea level and approximately 50 meters above sea level, allowing the environment to be capable of various forms of land use. Vegetation, primarily deciduous trees, continues to thrive across the area.

Agricultural production is the primary source income for the people of Kasulad. Farmers focus on producing basic staple crops as well as essential forest products. Environment planning can be done through cooperation of residents, local and regional agencies, and through reviewing current social and ecological areas to prevent further environmental degradation.

Rural community structures encircle the village, blending in with the tropical surroundings. Available consumption water is primarily sourced from the local Kasulad and upper Banboro rivers. Additionally, topography features and larger geophysical structures warrant consideration during potential plans for the area.

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