Presented work focuses on defining the characteristics of landscape-ecological complexes of the model area as material carriers of ecological functions and thus providing an objective basis for assessing the ecosystem services (ES) of the area of interest, the suitability of the landscape-ecological complexes (LEC) for selected human activities, and to interpret LEC as a potential for the ES. The theoretical-methodical basis of the thesis was a geosystem approach to landscape structure and LANDEP methodology. The results of the ES evaluation can be considered as backgrounds, arguments and criteria for solution of the interests collision of nature and landscape conservation with the interests of agriculture, urbanization, transport, recreation and other industries. At the same time, they provide background material for planning of ecologically optimal organization, land use and conservation and other planning procedures.