Back to basics?

Hutchinson, Nicholas

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“…It appears that the technique is a good solution to problems of erosion and rising sea levels, yet it is also a new technique, the implications of which are not fully understood. Research into existing schemes, such as those along the coast of Essex (Boorman and Hazelden 1995; Dixon et al 1998; Hutchins 1994), Norfolk (French et al 1995 ; Klein and Bateman 1998), or Kent (Maddrell 1996), has traditionally focused on the accretion of sediment and the establishment of vegetation, yet the wider picture is not fully understood in the context of how local realignments are manifest on the estuary scale. Although this is not a reason to abandon such schemes, those who develop management plans need to look at the growing body of research knowledge.…”

Section: Developing Challenges For Coastal Managersmentioning

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The changing nature of, and approaches to, UK coastal management at the start of the twenty‐first century

French

2004

Geographical Journal

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As we enter the twenty-first century, effective coastal management will become more of a central issue for coastal users and governors alike. The new century sees the review of many of the UK's existing management plans, and the subsequent publication of revised versions. Some of these new editions will have to show changes from their predecessors because of natural processes of erosion and accretion, yet other changes will be because of human interference. In this, we mean the continued ignoring of previous management plan recommendations regarding new development and coastal usage. Coastal management needs to adapt and develop, yet along with this, increased education and awareness is also necessary to allow users to understand and appreciate what is being recommended in management plans.

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Section: Developing Challenges For Coastal Managersmentioning

confidence: 99%

The changing nature of, and approaches to, UK coastal management at the start of the twenty‐first century

French

2004

Geographical Journal

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Back to basics?

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The changing nature of, and approaches to, UK coastal management at the start of the twenty‐first century

The changing nature of, and approaches to, UK coastal management at the start of the twenty‐first century

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