INTEGRATED COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT IN THE UK AND BANGLADESH

Author Name: Md Masum Billah, Debbie Bartlett, Richie Simon, Md. Razon Khan, Abdullah Al Mamun Siddiqui, Syed Shoeb Mahmud and Md. Atiqul Islam Mondal
Research Area: Environmental Science
Volume: 07
Issue: 01
Page No: 119–126
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This
research was conducted in the Drill hall library UK and Bangladesh and revised
as an especial desk study and review perspective of the coastal phenomena and
the characteristics thus evaluate and critical analysis of integrated coastal
zone management. UK
coastline length is more than 19,000 km and for England the coast length is
5,496Km where as the coastline of Bangladesh is 710km wide.The coastal and ecosystem as well as habitats of
the different animals are mostly depend on the characters of coastal ecology
and data analysis of both countries which have different strategies and
techniques for the conserve of coastal biodiversity which were highlighted and
brought together. UK
and Bangladesh coast contains wealth biodiversity which are supported by the
shingle beaches sand dunes. The main characteristics of the physical features
are the creeks, numerous channel with crossing line, deltas of Ganges tidal
plan with very low topology and mangroves. Integrated Coastal Zone Management in the UK and Bangladesh are greatly
different due to variation in advanced and developed technology and the process
of the making legislative recommendations also varies; which could predict
changes in sea level and coastal resources as well as habitats.
