Coastal Habitat Protection

Coastal Habitat Protection involves safeguarding the natural environments along coastlines, such as wetlands, coral reefs, mangroves, and sandy beaches, which are vital for healthy marine ecosystems. These habitats support diverse plants and animals, help filter pollution, reduce erosion, and provide resources for human communities, like fishing and recreation. Protecting these areas ensures the resilience of the coast against storms, rising sea levels, and human development. Effective habitat protection includes regulating activities, restoring damaged areas, and establishing protected zones, all aimed at maintaining the ecological balance and sustainability of coastal regions.