A WWF Climate Witness film: The Sundarbans Delta in India and Bangladesh will be greatly impacted by climate change. Rising sea level and increased severe weather will destroy people's homes and communitites. CREDITS Concept: WWF-India Climate Change and Energy Programme. Dr Prakash Rao & Samrat Sengupta Visualisation, Scripting & Narration: V. V. Sundar Camera: A. Roy Editor: A. Dey Production Assistant & Translation: Debu & K. Banerjee This film would not have been possible without the support of: Ravi Singh, CEO, WWF-India; Col. Shakti Banerjee & Team, WWF-West Bengal; Prof. Sugato Hazra, Dept. of Oceanographic Studies, Jadavpur University; Dr. Abhijit Mitra, Dept. of Marine Science, Calcutta University; P. Sanyal. Add. Principal Chief Wildlife Warden; A. K. Raha (IFS), Director, Sundarbans Biosphere Reserve; Tushar Kanti Haldar, Composer & Singer; And most important of all, the people of the Sundarban Islands!

World's largest littoral mangrove forest; a Unesco World Heritage Site. Vid from Banglapedia.

Personne ne s'aventure dans les îles du silence, au large du delta du Gange, car c'est le ventre de l'enfer, dit-on à Calcutta. Pourtant, des tournées hebdomadaires en bateaux hôpitaux sillonnent les eaux du delta pour soigner d'île en île, les plus éprouvés. En voir plus sur : http://www.vodeo.tv/19-35-4316-sundarbans-les-iles-du-silence.html?PARTID=9085

LOST is the TV show I've been waiting for all my life and it continues to excite me in ways no other TV show can. I went on a Sundarban (the largest mangrove forest in the world) trip a few years back with a large group of friends. I was just compiling random scenic footage but since Season One was fresh in my mind I asked some people to spout random lines for the camera (most of the lines were flubbed) and editied together later. The finished product kind of loses it's way near the end but I figure its not too bad for making up ranom things on the go.

Climate change is fast becoming a grim reality in the Sunderbans region. People are forced to flee their homes on other islands and are heading there in large numbers, and it's rapidly becoming the first choice for hundreds of climate refugees.

LOST is the TV show I've been waiting for all my life and it continues to excite me in ways no other TV show can. I went on a Sundarban (the largest mangrove forest in the world) trip a few years back with a large group of friends. I was just compiling random scenic footage but since Season One was fresh in my mind I asked some people to spout random lines for the camera (most of the lines were flubbed) and editied together later. The finished product kind of loses it's way near the end but I figure its not too bad for making up ranom things on the go.

To spend the night in the Sundarbans is glorious.. you awake to the sound of a jungle alive with nature.. a far cry from the intensity of Dhaka.

Récolte du miel sauvage des abeilles venues d'Hymalaya dans la mangrove des sundarbans au West Bengal au péril du tigre Réal : Hubert ROY (hubertroy@wanadoo.fr)

The Sundarbans on the boat

Fisherman emptying the Mongla river of shrimps on the border of the Sundarbans National Park, Bangladesh.

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Sajnekhali to Sonakhali © http://www.knowindia.net

Sajnekhali to Sonakhali Mangrove forest at low tide © http://www.knowindia.net

Documentary Special Producer - Vikrant Bhardwaj Edit - Ravi Girdhar GFX - Kunal Sangar

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Despite the recent criticism in the Bengali press, it is our belief at Joybangla that the drug is safe, and that the criticisms are unfounded. Here, you can watch Adam Barlow talk about Telazol and why it is a safe drug to use in tiger immobilizations. He is being interviewed by international travel writers Nick Redmayne, Jack Barker, Nicole Kobie and Mikey Leung (cameraman). This film was shot in Chandpai at the edge of the Sundarbans.

PLEASE RATE AND COMMENT!!! Thanks! This is a video I made for the Boston University BSA Iftaar event '06. This was intended as a first look at Bangladesh for our members who had never seen Bangladesh. The 5-minute montage follows an intro to the BSA Eboard. The songs playing are "Rong" by Watson Brothers and "Cholo Shobai" from that Nescafe Ad. :-) Hope you enjoy. BANGLADESH ZINDABAD! :-D

Festival International du Film sur l'Environnement. Kairouan, Tunisie 2008

This video summarises what Bangladesh is all about. It is an attempt to promote my country to you all. Hope you like it.

Andrea Kiewel war 2008 für die Welthungerhilfe in Indien.

Cyclone Sidr struck Bangladesh two months ago. Although news of the event has completely fallen away, the relief work continues. Sometimes, even the few tourists coming to Bangladesh do wonder if they can help---the short answer is that they can.

Cyclone Sidr struck Bangladesh two months ago. Although news of the event has completely fallen away, the relief work continues. Sometimes, even the few tourists coming to Bangladesh do wonder if they can help---the short answer is that they can.