Coastal India: the Sundarbans
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I can describe what the Sundarbans are like, explain why they are important and list some ways in which they are being protected.
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The Sundarbans are a mangrove forest found in north-east India and south-west Bangladesh in the Bay of Bengal.
The Sundarbans are known for their wide range of animals included the royal Bengal Tiger and the estuarine crocodile.
The Sundarbans are one of the largest remaining areas of mangroves in the world.
The Sundarbans face challenges such as climate change, overuse of resources, and conflict between people and wildlife.
There are three wildlife sanctuaries in the Sundarbans to help conserve its unique and varied biodiversity.
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