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The 17 pages that link to Sundarbans, each with the reason it gives.

• BangladeshBroader topic: The forest buffers parts of the coast and supports distinctive wildlife and livelihoods.

• MangroveBroader topic: The Sundarbans show mangrove forests at continental scale in a densely populated delta.

• Mangrove forestBroader topic: Its tidal forests exemplify large, river-fed mangrove systems and face cyclone and sea-level risks.

• Bay of BengalBroader topic: This low-lying coastal forest faces saltwater intrusion, erosion, and cyclone impacts from the bay.

• West BengalBroader topic: The delta shapes livelihoods and conservation policy in southern West Bengal.

• AvulsionBroader topic: Its distributary network reflects the shifting channels that build and drain a large delta.

• EcotoneBroader topic: Its tidal interface illustrates a dynamic transition between river, sea, and land.

• Ganges DeltaBroader topic: These mangroves occupy the delta's tidal lower reaches and support distinctive wildlife.

• Bengal tigerBroader topic: Its mangroves support a distinctive population of Bengal tigers.

• Transboundary protected areaBroader topic: Its cross-border ecosystem depends on cooperation even where protected-area arrangements differ.

• Fishing catBroader topic: The mangrove landscape is among the distinctive habitats where fishing cats live.

• Khulna DivisionBroader topic: Its forests and waterways occupy the division’s southern edge and support local livelihoods.

• Climate change in IndiaBroader topic: Sea-level rise, salinity, and storms threaten this densely inhabited delta ecosystem.

• Flat coastBroader topic: Its low-lying deltaic shoreline combines muddy flats, tidal channels, and mangrove forests.