This book brings together scientific evidence, spatial analysis and community-based perspectives to uncover the geomorphological, hydrodynamic, ecological and socio-economic impacts of sea level rise and extreme weather events. It investigates the implications on aquaculture productivity, local economies and community resilience, while offering practical insights for policymakers, researchers and planners. Drawing from national datasets, coastal observations and field studies, the book identifies vulnerable zones, quantifies physical changes and evaluates community perceptions and adaptation strategies. It concludes with actionable recommendations to enhance coastal resilience and sustainable development amid accelerating climate change.