Discussion
The principal stakeholders in a coastal management decision typically include
Answer: D
Correct answer: residents, businesses, regulators, conservation bodies and users
A coastal decision affects far more people than the landowner immediately behind the wall: residents whose property is at risk, businesses depending on the beach or the harbour, the regulators who must consent to the works, conservation bodies with statutory duties over designated sites, and everyone who uses the coast for recreation. Identifying them all early is a large part of why such schemes succeed or fail.
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