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Beach protection
Beach protection allows the public to use beaches and waters for outdoor recreation. It also protects animals and plants that live near beaches and in the water. For certain specific reasons, a shoreline protection exemption can be granted.
Beach protection is regulated by law and applies equally throughout the country to all coasts, lakes and watercourses, regardless of size. Beach protection covers land and water areas up to 100 metres from the shoreline, i.e. not only on land but also in the water.
The purpose of beach protection is to ensure long-term:
- to safeguard the conditions for public access to beaches.
- Preserve good living conditions for wildlife on land and in water.
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