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Title: | Coastal protection strategies insustainable landscape design atKelanang Beach, Selangor | Authors: | Masbiha Mat Isa Farah Intan Liyana Mohamad Sukri Khairul Nizam Tahar Amal Najihah Muhamad Nor |
Keywords: | Coastal;sustainability;landscape design | Issue Date: | 2023 | Publisher: | Penerbit UMK | Journal: | Journal of Tropical Resources and Sustainable Science | Abstract: | Natural attractions and distinctive geographical settings make the coastal environment a promising opportunity for economic and social development. However, coastal areasare susceptible to environmental change, as the recent event shows that sea level rise hasdamaged Kelanang Beach. Controlling and minimizing the damagecaused by sea level rise in the coastal zone is important for the area's benefit and long-term survival. Coastal protection strategies are essential to the survival of coastal ecosystems and the communities that rely on them. This studyproposescoastal protection strategies insustainable landscape design for Kelanang Beach, Selangor. The study entails the collection of primary data through site observation, in addition to the collection of secondary data which both compiled in the stage of site inventory, analysis, and map synthesis. The proposed design focuses on three main areas: the Kelanang Beach area, the glamping site area, and the mangrove trail area. The aesthetic value and practicality of these areas are highlightedthrough the design processincluding a zoning diagram, functional diagram, spatial diagram, design idea plan, and master planproposal. Coastal protection strategies suggested in the master plan proposalinclude the integration of hard and soft strategies such as breakwater, planting buffer, and mangrove replanting. The design emphasized vegetation richness to stabilize the beach embankment and maintain the coastal line in the near future. Thismaster planideais one of the landscape planning mechanismsto develop coastal areas while strengthening positive symbiotic relationships between local residents, tourists, and the natural environment. |
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URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/4911 | ISSN: | 2462-2389 | DOI: | 10.47253/jtrss.v11i1.1088 |
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