Coastal case study - Blakeney Point, Norfolk

trust and part of the national nature reserve.        How was Blakeney Point formed?Blakeney is a spit that was formed by a process called Longshore drift because of erosion along the coastal line.The process of deposition happens, the movement of sand along the coast by sea waves. That’s why the lad is made of sand. Why does this need to be protected?The vast majority is made out of fine sediment deposited by waves. Salt is a major development in this land. Species that are very rare live there.Rare plants grow which can be used by scientistThere is a breeding for birds such as seals.  Also coastal beaches ad beautiful views of the landscape.Rare and famous shingles habitat being hold on the land.How have people affected the landform?Blakeney point now is a high touristic place. Tourists have given a lot of money which developed the land. As well as the scientist develop a lot of new thing using the rare species such as s medicine. What is being done to protect/manage Blakeney point?The land is being preserved and controlled  by the national nature reserve The area is controlled for restriction of buildingsThe area is restricted for fishing and another human uses . Louci Sridaran 10.4