After a three-month closure to protect biodiversity and allow for fish and wildlife breeding, Sundarban, the world鈥檚 largest mangrove forest and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, will reopen to fishermen, forest dwellers and tourists on Monday.
Forest guards arrested four fishermen along with fishing instruments for illegally netting fish in the Sundarbans over the past three days...
Fishing in rivers and canals will be banned and tourist entry will also be prohibited in Sundarban for three months from Sunday to boost the breeding of fish and wildlife.
Fishing in rivers and canals will be banned and tourist entry will also be prohibited from June 1 to August 31 in the Sundarbans to boost the breeding of fish and wildlife.
People from all walks of life in the region became very happy and expressed satisfaction as the honey of Sundarbans in Bangladesh was registered as a Geographical Indication (GI) product...
The honey collection season in the Sundarbans, under the Satkhira range of the western zone of the Forest Division, is set to begin on April 7...
Russian ambassador to Bangladesh Alexander Khokhin along with 20 members of his diplomatic team and their family members visited the Sundarbans to enjoy natural beauty of the world鈥檚 largest mangrove forest during the Eid-ul-Fitr holidays...
A new fire broke out in another place of the Sundarbans on Sunday afternoon a few hours after firefighters, forest staff and volunteers brought an earlier fire under control after hours of efforts...
A fire broke out in the Kolomteji Forest Patrol Outpost area of the Sundarbans鈥� Eastern Forest division on Saturday.
Members of the Coast Guard detained a poacher along with 28kg of venison from the Nalian Balur Math area, adjacent to Sundarban, on Thursday.
Over 10,000 fishermen started drying fish in the Sundarbans on Monday as they do every year in the dry season in this area.
Adviser for Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change Syeda Rizwana Hasan on Wednesday urged united efforts to make Saint Martins Island, Kuakata and Sundarbans plastic and polythene-free...
IN 2022, 7.1 million Bangladeshis were forcibly displaced by weather-related events, a figure forecast to nearly double by 2050. One US Agency for International Development report estimates that 90 million Bangladeshis 鈥� 56 per cent of the population 鈥� live in regions classified as 鈥榟igh climate exposure areas.鈥� Half of them face 鈥榲ery high鈥� exposure...
In a significant step towards the Sundarbans management and environmental conservation, Bangladesh and Germany signed two agreements on Tuesday...
Dedicated fund for the conservation and ecological restoration of the mangrove Sundarbans like the Amazon Fund was stressed at a seminar held on...
The forest department officials feared that they were going to count the worst damage in the Sundarbans in terms of its wildlife as the tidal water powered by Remal did not drain out even after 30 hours keeping all freshwater ponds inundated...
Eleven citizens of the country in a statement on Wednesday expressed their concerns over repeated fire incidents in Sundarbans, the largest mangrove forest in the world...
Fire that broke out in the Amurbunia area at Chandpai range of the Sundarbans East Zone on Saturday doused fully Monday night as rain washed the...
Fire that broke out in the Amurbunia area at Chandpai range of the Sundarbans East Zone on Saturday could not be doused fully on Monday...