Sandy Beaches as Endangered Ecosystems: Environmental Problems, Possible Assessment and Management Solutions

Sandy beaches are among the most endangered ecosystems in the biosphere due to human activities. This book describes key attributes, problems, and management strategies for their conservation, including physical environment and biota, with comprehensive integration of ecologic, economic, and social dimensions.

Format: Hardback
Length: 300 pages
Publication date: 10 February 2022
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

Sandy beaches, the most widespread coastal habitats globally, hold an undeniable and distinctive ecological significance. However, they currently face a significant threat, primarily attributed to the impact of various human activities. In this comprehensive book, esteemed scientists from across the globe delve into the intricate characteristics of sandy beaches and shed light on the challenges they confront. They identify specific tools, encompassing both the physical environment and the diverse biota, at various ecological levels. Furthermore, the book explores effective management, conservation programs, and corresponding actions, ensuring a holistic integration of ecological, economic, and social dimensions. By delving into these aspects, the book aims to provide valuable insights into the preservation and sustainable utilization of these precious coastal ecosystems.

Weight: 730g
Dimension: 234 x 156 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780367147495