The Sundarban Forest covers 10,000 km2 of mangrove plant west of the main outflow of the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Malancha rivers. Around 60 % of this place is allocation of Bangladesh territory and utterly gazetted Forest Reserve, which was a phased process starting in 1885. The enduring 40 % is portion of India. Within the Sundarban Reserved Forest (SRF). 3 Wildlife Sanctuaries were conventional in 1974 under the Bangladesh Wildlife Act of the same year. Around the SRF the Sundarban Biodiversity Conservation Project has identified a hence-called "Impact Zone" where most of the talk to users of the reforest are residing.
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