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Bangladesh. Mangrove forest

Sundarbans mangrove forest, Bangladesh. Damaged Sundri trees - the tree tops are dead or dying probaby wounded by cyclonic winds. - - Integrated Resource Develpment of the Sundarbans Reserved Forest: BGD/84/056. An agreement was made between the Government of Bangladesh and the United Nations Development Programme for implementation of the project by the Ministry of Environment and Forests and for its execution by FAO, and the project document was signed in 1990.

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