The document summarizes information about the Sundarbans mangrove forest. It discusses that the Sundarbans is the largest mangrove forest in the world, located in the delta region of Bangladesh. It contains a high biodiversity of over 300 plant and animal species. The Sundarbans provides important economic and environmental benefits as it conserves biodiversity, sequesters carbon, acts as a nursery for fishing, and supports tourism. Strict regulations, waste management, awareness, research, community engagement, and tourism management are needed to protect the Sundarbans.

1. • Name:
Student ID:
• Sagor Kumar Ghosh
24-56564-1
• Md. Rakibul Reza
24-56579-1
• Fahim Hossain Khan
24-56561-1
• Shahrin Islam Riad
24-56566-1
• Aminul Islam
24-56583-1

3. • Introduction
• Geographical Location
• BiodiversityOf Sundarbans
• Impact on NatureAnd Economics
• Conclusion

4. Introduction : • Largest mangrove forest in the world,
Biodiversity hotspot, UNESCO world
Heritage site, Tiger Reserve ,Unique
Ecology, Riverine System

5. Geographical Location : located in delta region of
padma and Brahmputra . Southwestern part of
Bangladesh . Area 10000 square kilometers(3900
square miles)

6. Biodiversity of Sundarbans
One of the most complex and
delicate ecosystems. 334 plant
species, 49 mammalian species,
59 reptilian species, 210 white fish
species, 260 bird species .

7. Impact on Nature and Economics :
Biodiversity Conservation, Carbon
Sequestration, Nursery For Fishing,
Tourism.

8. Conclusion: Strict Regulations, Waste Management, Awareness,
Research and Monitoring, Community Engagement,
Tourism Management