Presentation on sundarbans

1. TO OUR PRESENTATION

3. Corporators
•Shiffuddin Nishad
•Rifat Karim
•Minhajur Rahman
•MD.Sazzad Hossain
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4. SUNDARBANS

5. VILLAGE IN A PETER LAYARD AFTER AN ORIGCLEARING
OF SUNDARBANS. DRAWING BY FREDERIC INAL SKETCH
OF 1839
HISTORY

6. Geography

7. Geography

8. Communication &
Transport System
Honey hunters in the
Sundarbans
Bonbibi ,the goddest of
Sundarbans
PEOPLE OF SUNDARBANS

9. Classified as tropical
moist forest.
Temperatures vary
between 30o & 21o C
High temperatures
occur from mid-March
to mid-June
Low in December and
January.
Annual rainfall ranges of 1640-
2000 mm.
Most rainfall occurs during the
monsoon from May to
October.
Humidity varies from 70% at
Satkhira to 80% at patuakhali.
Humidity is highest in June-
October & lowest in February.
CLIMATECLIMATE

11. MANGROVE FAUNA

12. MANGROVE FLORA

13. NATURAL HAZARD

14. MAN MADE HAZARD

15. IMPACT OF RAMPAL PROJECT
 Proposed 1320 megawatt coal-fired
power station
 14 kilometers from the Sundarbans
violates one of the basic preconditions
Plant will need to import 4.72 million
tons of coal per year
Environment and ecology experts are
said that the plant will release toxic
gases

17. Tourist
Attraction
in
Sundarbans

18. Economic & Ecological Importance of
Sundarbans
Number of tourists per year in Sundarbans
 About 3.5 million people
depend directly or indirectly for
their livelihood on Sundarbans
resources.
 It Constitutes 51% of the total
reserved forest estate of
Bangladesh & Contributes
about 41% of total forest
revenue

19. Lets save the Tigers
It is estimated that there are now 350 Royal Bengal tigers.

22. THANKS TO ALL