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The threats to wildlife in Sundarban, the largest mangrove forest in the world arepoaching, recurrent coastal flooding, cyclone and toxicity. Optimal control theory is applied toinvestigate optimal strategies for controlling these threats in the system where anti-poaching patrolsare used for poaching, strong Bomas are constructed to stopping retaliatory killing, green fenceis built for controlling coastal flood and cyclone and re-rout is applied for for toxic control. Thecombination of the three controls is used to control its possible impact on the threats that thepredator prey facing in Sundarbans. The system is also examined so that the best result is achieved.In this study we have also analyzed the optimal control theory where the existing condition isdiscussed. However different control strategies are considered and the achieved results are discussedtogether with the effect of variation of prey refuge.

An ecological model for sustainable wildlife management of the Sundarbans' eco-system based on optimal control theory