Coastal erosion is caused by a combination of sea-level rise, human activities, and natural processes such as wave action and storms.

Coastal erosion can have a devastating impact on coastal communities, leading to loss of property and infrastructure, increased flooding and storm damage, and loss of natural habitats and biodiversity.

Human activities such as construction of seawalls and other hard structures, dredging and sand mining, and removal of vegetation from coastal areas can all contribute to coastal erosion.

Coastal communities can adapt to the impacts of coastal erosion by implementing managed retreat strategies, building seawalls and other hard structures, restoring and protecting natural habitats, and taking other measures to reduce their vulnerability to erosion.

Public perception and awareness of coastal erosion can influence policy and decision-making, lead to increased support for coastal erosion mitigation measures, and help to educate and inform the public about the causes and impacts of coastal erosion.

There are a number of challenges in raising public awareness about coastal erosion, including lack of understanding about the causes and impacts of coastal erosion, misinformation and misconceptions about coastal erosion, and competing priorities and concerns among the public.

Effective strategies for raising public awareness about coastal erosion include public education and outreach programs, media campaigns and storytelling, community engagement and participation, and other strategies that can help to inform and engage the public.

Public perception and awareness of coastal erosion can be incorporated into coastal management and planning by considering public input and concerns in decision-making, by developing policies and regulations that reflect public values and priorities, and by implementing public education and outreach programs to inform and engage the public.

Raising public awareness about coastal erosion can lead to increased support for coastal erosion mitigation measures, more informed decision-making by policymakers and coastal managers, greater public engagement in coastal management and planning, and other benefits.

There are a number of challenges in addressing public perception and awareness of coastal erosion, including lack of understanding about the causes and impacts of coastal erosion, misinformation and misconceptions about coastal erosion, and competing priorities and concerns among the public.

Effective strategies for addressing public perception and awareness of coastal erosion include public education and outreach programs, media campaigns and storytelling, community engagement and participation, and other strategies that can help to inform and engage the public.

Public perception and awareness of coastal erosion can be incorporated into coastal management and planning by considering public input and concerns in decision-making, by developing policies and regulations that reflect public values and priorities, and by implementing public education and outreach programs to inform and engage the public.

Addressing public perception and awareness of coastal erosion can lead to increased support for coastal erosion mitigation measures, more informed decision-making by policymakers and coastal managers, greater public engagement in coastal management and planning, and other benefits.

There are a number of challenges in addressing public perception and awareness of coastal erosion, including lack of understanding about the causes and impacts of coastal erosion, misinformation and misconceptions about coastal erosion, and competing priorities and concerns among the public.

Effective strategies for addressing public perception and awareness of coastal erosion include public education and outreach programs, media campaigns and storytelling, community engagement and participation, and other strategies that can help to inform and engage the public.