Where are the tidelands?

Tidelands refer to coastal areas that are periodically submerged by tidal waters, typically encompassing the intertidal zone between high and low tide marks. These areas can include beaches, mudflats, salt marshes, and estuaries, and are found in various regions around the world. Tidelands are ecologically significant, providing habitats for diverse wildlife and serving important functions in coastal ecosystems. They are often subject to specific legal and regulatory considerations regarding ownership and use.