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Nearly four in 10 Sundari trees show damage An estimated 129.5 million Sundari trees in Bangladesh's Sundarbans show symptoms of top-dying disease, including 20.24 million classified as severely damaged, according to an ecological monitoring study conducted in 2024–25. The findings…

Research links Sundari decline to salinity and reduced freshwater flows, while rising parasite infestations and falling seedling density intensify concerns over the Sundarbans’ long-term ecological health. Falling freshwater flows and rising salinity threaten the world’s largest mangrove forest, but scientists say the exact causes of the die-off are still not established. A senior Bangladeshi forest official has called for further scientific investigation into the deterioration of Sundari trees in the Sundarbans, where nearly 39 percent of the species is affected by top-dying disease. Md Jahidul Kabir, Deputy Chief Conservator of Forests at the Bangladesh Forest Department and the country’s national focal point for protected areas under the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), stressed the need for more research and field surveys to establish the causes of Sundari mortality. He made the remarks in an exclusive interview with The Climate Watch on the sidelines of the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP17) in Yerevan, Armenia. His call comes amid growing concerns over declining freshwater flows, increasing salinity and ecological changes in the Sundarbans, the vast mangrove forest shared by Bangladesh and India. Millions of trees affected According to the Ecological Monitoring of Sundarbans study, conducted in 2024–25 by the Centre for Environmental and...

Fast vier von zehn Sundari-Bäumen weisen Schäden auf Schätzungsweise 129,5 Millionen Sundari-Bäume in den Sundarbans von Bangladesch zeigen Symptome des Absterbens der Kronen, darunter 20,24 Millionen, die als schwer geschädigt eingestuft wurden. Das ergab eine ökologische Monitoringstudie für 2024–25. Die…

Quase quatro em cada dez árvores Sundari apresentam danos Estima-se que 129,5 milhões de árvores Sundari nos Sundarbans de Bangladesh apresentem sintomas da doença da morte apical, incluindo 20,24 milhões classificadas como gravemente danificadas, segundo um estudo de monitoramento ecológico…

Casi cuatro de cada 10 árboles Sundari presentan daños Se estima que 129,5 millones de árboles Sundari en los Sundarbans de Bangladesh presentan síntomas de muerte regresiva, incluidos 20,24 millones clasificados como gravemente dañados, según un estudio de seguimiento ecológico…

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Spanning India and Bangladesh, with India comprising 40% of its area, a vast and ever-shifting mangrove forest stretches across the Bay of Bengal. This vast delta derives its name from the Sundari (Heritiera fomes), the tall mangrove species that flourishes here in abundance. The name “Sundarbans” is a modern rendering of “Sunderbunds,” a term coined by Walter Hamilton in the East India Gazetteer, meaning “Forests of the Soondry” (“Sundri,” or beautiful). Heritiera fomes is the abundant tall mangrove species of the region. Where the rivers Ganga (Padma in Bangladesh), Brahmaputra, and Meghna discharge into the Bay of Bengal, they form the Sundarbans — the largest contiguous mangrove forest on Earth. Toward the coast, the forest transitions into a low-lying swamp of sand dunes, mud flats, and barren expanses, intersected by innumerable tidal streams and channels. Four protected areas within this remarkable landscape are recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Sundarbans West, South, and East in Bangladesh, and Sundarbans National Park in India. The nutrient-rich mangrove waters of India’s eastern coast form a vital breeding ground and nursery for roughly 90% of the region’s aquatic species. The ecosystem is notable for supporting overlapping populations of threatened aquatic mammals, including the Ganges...

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