Kamala, an Indian girl wears red ribbons in her hair, on her way to a local market at Sagar island February 19, 2007. All that separates residents from a rising sea is a mud embankment, a fragile barrier tasked with holding back the inevitable flood that one day will wash away their island home. Hundreds living on West Bengal's sparsely populated Moushuni island - part of the Sunderbans national park and the world's largest mangrove forest - has never heard the term "global warming" but they are living with its consequences. Picture taken February 19, 2007. To match feature INDIA-SUNDERBANS REUTERS/Jayanta Shaw (INDIA)