Reclaimed land refers to land that has been created or restored from bodies of water, such as oceans, rivers, or lakes. This process often involves filling in areas with soil, sand, or other materials to make the land usable for various purposes, including agriculture, construction, or recreation. One well-known example of reclaimed land is the Palm Jumeirah in Dubai, which was constructed using sand and rock to create a unique island shape. Reclaimed land can also help manage coastal erosion and provide new habitats for wildlife, contributing to environmental sustainability.