Muan Tideland
Introduction '''Muan Tideland''' is a wetland of  located in Muan Hyunkyungmeon, South Korea. Among many tidelands, Muan Tideland is first to be designated as provincial park. It is a wetland designated as Ramsar wetland and as a wetland of international importance.
Current status Hampyong Gulf, where Muan tideland is located, has a narrow mouth and a large inner part. The length of the gulf is , its width , and its area is . Due to effects of sand dunes and naturally eroded soils, Muan tideland consists of special geological features. At the edge of the tideland is an alluvial bed and well-developed sea cliff.Muan tideland is a place where diverse ecology can be seen. With its shallow water and complicated coastline, Muan is a perfect place for many species to prosper. With many sea organisms, Muan is a tideland ecology sightseeing resort. Muan tideland was designated as Ramsar Convention wetland in January 2008.
Organisms in Muan '''Plants'''* Zoysiagrass* Foxtail (''Setaria viridis'')* Wild oat (''Avena fatua'')* Curled dock (''Rumex crispus'')* Sea blite (''Suaeda asparagoides'')* 12 other halophytes* 79 inner water living species'''Birds'''* Far Eastern curlew (''Numenius madagascariensis'')* Long-billed plover (''Charadrius placidus'')
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