A Coastal Reserve is a protected area along coastlines that aims to conserve natural habitats and biodiversity. These reserves often include beaches, dunes, wetlands, and marine environments, providing a safe space for various plant and animal species. They help maintain ecological balance and protect against erosion and pollution. Coastal Reserves are managed by government agencies or conservation organizations to ensure sustainable use and protection of resources. Activities like fishing, boating, and hiking may be allowed, but regulations are in place to minimize human impact. These areas also serve as important sites for research and education about coastal ecosystems and their conservation.