Watch | The women saving the Sunderbans
The Hindu
A video on how the residents of the Sunderbans are trying to protect coastal communities from extreme climate events
Sunderbans, the world's largest mangrove forest, is regularly battered by intense monsoon storms.
With India facing ever more powerful cyclones and extreme weather, women from the Sunderbans have taken up the task of protecting their coastal communities
They are planting thousands of saplings to help buffer coastal communities from the cyclones that course through the area.

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