Low Tech Coastal Conservation Using Fallen Tree Trunks - 4K 影片檔

A vertical side view shows rows of coconut trees (Cocos nucifera) planted close to the shoreline as part of a low-cost coastal conservation strategy widely used across Asia. The aligned planting stabilises sandy soil, reduces surface runoff, and helps anchor sediment against coastal erosion. Coconut palms act as a living buffer, breaking wind and water energy while supporting land reclamation and shoreline resilience. This sustainable, nature-based method combines agriculture with erosion control and long-term coastal protection. Location Ko Lanta, Krabi province, Thailand.