Coastal Management Act

The Coastal Management Act is a law designed to protect and sustainably develop coastlines, ensuring they remain healthy and accessible for future generations. It sets guidelines for responsible use of coastal areas, balancing environmental conservation with economic activities like tourism, fishing, and development. The Act promotes planning, regulation, and collaboration among government agencies, communities, and stakeholders to prevent erosion, pollution, and overdevelopment. Its goal is to maintain the natural beauty and ecological function of coastlines while supporting local economies and preventing damage from storms or human activity.