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Management and planning

Coastal management planning is achieved through policies and guidance for managers of coastal land and waters.

Erosion prone areas

The erosion prone area is the width of the coast that is considered to be vulnerable to coastal erosion and tidal inundation. Read about the projected impacts of erosion up to the year 2100.

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