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The 14 pages that link to Coastal management, each with the reason it gives.

• Landscape architectureRelated: Coastal projects must reconcile public access, erosion, habitat, and rising water.

• Coastal geomorphologyRelated: Geomorphic evidence helps managers choose and assess interventions.

• Marine mammal strandingRelated: Local authorities coordinate access, public safety, and carcass management on shore.

• Lyme RegisRelated: Protecting Lyme Regis requires balancing town safety with natural cliff processes.

• Intracoastal WaterwayRelated: Maintaining navigation while limiting ecological and shoreline damage requires coordinated coastal decisions.

• Tidal islandRelated: Planning must account for access, erosion, flooding, and habitat around tidal connections.

• ÉtretatRelated: Visitor access and cliff safety require decisions about managing Étretat’s fragile shoreline.

• La PortadaRelated: Managing access helps limit impacts on the fragile monument and shore.

• SuncheonRelated: Suncheon must balance habitat protection, tourism, and settlement along its coast.

• Cliffed coastRelated: Policies determine whether cliff retreat is resisted, accommodated, or allowed.

• Coastal geographyRelated: It applies geographic understanding to competing demands on shorelines and coastal ecosystems.

• Effects of climate change on small island countriesRelated: It guides choices among shoreline protection, development limits, and managed retreat.