tideland management

Tideland management involves the regulation and sustainable use of coastal areas affected by the ebb and flow of tides, including marshes, beaches, and submerged lands. It ensures these areas are preserved for ecological health, supports industries like fishing and shipping, and balances public access with private rights. Authorities coordinate policies to protect wetlands, prevent erosion, and facilitate responsible development, all while maintaining the natural functions of tidal ecosystems. Effective tideland management helps safeguard biodiversity, safeguard communities from flooding, and ensure these vital coastal environments remain healthy and productive for future generations.