Getbol, étendues cotidales coréennes

Located along the western and southern coasts of South Korea, Getbol refers to extensive tidal flats that emerge and submerge according to the region's dramatic tidal cycles. These coastal ecosystems support diverse habitats for migratory birds, shellfish, and other fauna adapted to the intertidal environment. The tidal flats are characterized by their vast expanses of mudflats and sandflats that create distinctive landscapes shaped by natural tidal processes. The site holds cultural significance for local communities, whose livelihoods have historically depended on harvesting resources from these areas. Getbol represents an important example of large-scale tidal flat ecosystems and their ecological and cultural values within East Asian coastal zones.

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