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The term “Anthropocene” (the geological age since the industrial revolution) popularized by the Nobel Prize winner Paul Crutzen is apt for the change that has occurred along the Saudi Arabian Coast of the Arabian Gulf. Goudie and Viles (2010) expand on this concept emphasizing the impact of man on the landscape. This Chapter identifies and quantifies changes in the coastal ecosystems of the Arabian Gulf since 1967, and highlights those remaining valuable natural habitats and environmental assets. There is a paucity of data on coastal changes along the Western Arabian Gulf coast, possibly due to restricted access to coastal areas. The authors however have had a unique opportunity to undertake repeated visits to coastal areas and with the use of remote sensed imagery have been able to document changes.

Anthropogenic Induced Geomorphological Change Along the Western Arabian Gulf Coast