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The largest island in Thailand, Phuket, has long been praised for its azure waters, fine sands, and thriving coastal communities. However, underneath this idyllic picture lurks a reality of increasing environmental susceptibility. Phuket is a major tourist destination, and its beaches serve as both leisure areas and cultural landmarks. Because of their dual function, it is both ecologically and socioeconomically imperative that they be preserved.

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Three Beaches, One Challenge: Integrated Coastal Management for Climate Resilience in Bangtao, Karon, and Rawai of Phuket Island

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    2026年

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  • Ali Cheshmehzangi

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The largest island in Thailand, Phuket, has long been praised for its azure waters, fine sands, and thriving coastal communities. However, underneath this idyllic picture lurks a reality of increasing environmental susceptibility. Phuket is a major tourist destination, and its beaches serve as both leisure areas and cultural landmarks. Because of their dual function, it is both ecologically and socioeconomically imperative that they be preserved.