Marine Geography

Marine geography is the study of the physical features and environments of the world’s oceans and seas. It examines aspects such as coastlines, seabeds, currents, tides, and ecosystems, helping us understand how these elements interact and influence climate, navigation, and human activities. Marine geographers analyze how coastal areas develop, the distribution of marine resources, and the impact of environmental changes. This field provides essential insights for sustainable management, conservation, and planning related to maritime regions, ensuring the health of ocean systems while supporting economic and ecological interests.