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dense jungle of sundari trees, Heritiera fomes, (gives the Sundarbans region its name) partly submerged in brackish salty water. At Sundarbans biosphere reserve, the largest mangrove forest in world. Sundari tree consists almost 70% of total halophytic mangrove forest that expands from Bangladesh to India.

An aerial perspective of the Sundarbans mangrove forest in Bangladesh, emphasizing its ecological importance as a natural shield against climate change and a haven for diverse wildlife.

A canal in Sundarbans.Sundarbans is the biggest natural mangrove forest in the world, located between Bangladesh and India.this photo was taken from Bangladesh.

Tectonic Evolution of the Sanga Sanga Block, Sustainable and Integrated Management of the Mahakam Delta.

dense mangrove vegetation along the estuarine banks of the matla river near canning, forming part of the sundarbans delta ecosystem

Mangroves are the world's most productive ecosystems. Mangroves are also fish habitats and nurseries for many species

Amami Oshima Mangrove Virgin Forest

Sundarbans is the biggest natural mangrove forest in the world, located between Bangladesh and India.this photo was taken from Bangladesh.

Sundari tree (Heritiera fomes) forest in Sunderbans river delta. The Sundarbans mangrove forest, one of the largest such forests in the world and it is an Unesco World Heritage Site. These mangrove forest/swamps are home to famous Royal Bengal tiger. During high tide, most of the area remains submerged in saline river water.

A view of the Sundarbans, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a wildlife sanctuary. Bagerhat, Bangladesh.

Sundarbans freshwater swamp forests in khulna, Bangladesh. Largest mangrove forest in the world. Sundarbans Mangroves. aerial pan shot of Sundarbans Mangroves forest in khulna, Bangladesh. Drone view of Sundarbans. UNESCO World Heritage Site

The bow of a traditional wooden boat gracefully sails through the calm backwaters of Bhitarkanika Mangrove Forest, Odisha, India. Encircled by dense mangroves and serene waters, the scene highlights the untouched beauty and tranquility of this biodiverse heaven.

Sundarbans is the biggest natural mangrove forest in the world, located between Bangladesh and India.this photo was taken from Bangladesh.

drone view on Okavango Delta at sunset hour

Sundarban National Park

Amami Oshima Mangrove Virgin Forest

Sundarbans is the biggest natural mangrove forest in the world, located between Bangladesh and India.this photo was taken from Bangladesh.

Beautiful mangrove forest in Hong Kong

stacked bamboo bundles seen along a mangrove creek at canning, likely kept for temporary storage or tidal transport

Tatakamotonga, Mua, Tongatapu island, Tonga: mangroves on Fanga`uta Lagoon - Mangroves protect coastal areas from erosion and tsunamis.

Sundarbans biosphere reserve: unique root systems of sundari tree (Heritiera fomes), that has adventitious aerial roots which grow upward, help halophytic mangrove plants to breath in this saline environment.The Sundarbans is home to Bengal tiger, one of the world's charismatic megafauna.

Mangrove forest on the alluvial coast in Tien Giang province

A dense mangrove forest with visible pneumatophores (aerial roots) along a narrow tidal creek in the Sundarbans, West Bengal, India. These unique root structures allow mangrove trees to survive in saline, waterlogged soils and play a vital role in stabilizing the delta's coastline. The Sundarbans, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the world's largest mangrove ecosystem and a crucial natural buffer against coastal erosion and storms.

Mangroves in water moving in the wind

mangrove forest and nylon net fencing to keep Tiger away from humans in the Sundarbans near Kolkata, India

Amami Oshima Mangrove Virgin Forest

Sundarbans is the biggest natural mangrove forest in the world, located between Bangladesh and India.this photo was taken from Bangladesh.

Port Glaud, Mahé, Seychelles: Rhizophora mucronata (Red Mangrove) stand within the Port Glaud coastal wetland on Mahé Island. The photograph documents the complex, interlaced stilt root systems characteristic of the Rhizophoraceae family, which stabilize the trees in the anaerobic intertidal mud. The vibrant green canopy is mirrored in the calm, brackish water of the lagoon. This ecosystem serves as a critical carbon sink and a biological filter, protecting the Seychelles' coral reefs from terrestrial sediment. The site is a protected habitat, supporting high levels of marine and avian biodiversity within the granitic islands.

View of the mangroves of Tumbes, northern Peru

Sweeping aerial panorama of the vast Sundarbans wetlands in Khulna, Bangladesh, showing meandering rivers cutting through untouched mangrove forest

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