Real Birds Caught in the Trap of 'Fake Calls'
In Narail, poachers are using bird calls recorded on mobile phones to lure migratory birds into nets, while the administration is accused of looking the other way.
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In Narail, poachers are using bird calls recorded on mobile phones to lure migratory birds into nets, while the administration is accused of looking the other way.
The Bangladesh Poultry Association says a syndicate is trying to import eggs to launder money even though production exceeds demand.
Tapasi Das's Facebook page Puchi Family, built around life with her cats, has grown to more than 15 lakh followers and helps fund animal and human welfare.
A python 12 feet 7 inches long has been released into the deep forest of Kaptai National Park in Rangamati.
Cucumber farmers in Mirsarai, Chattogram, are at a loss after a viral disease hit their fields and treatments recommended by the agriculture office failed.
A large python found at a fishery in Sreemangal, Moulvibazar, has been rescued by Swapan Dev Sajal of the Wildlife Service Foundation.
Marginal farmers, many of them women, in Saghata, Gaibandha, are growing vegetables without soil on floating beds in a waterlogged beel with help from a local NGO.
The government will buy Aman paddy through the "Krishoker App" in 272 selected upazilas as a pilot this season, the Directorate of Food has told field officials.
The carcass of a wild elephant has been recovered from a paddy field in the Betgara area of Kalmakanda, Netrokona, near the Indian border.
As aman paddy comes in, farmers in Pabna say prices of Tk 1,200-1,350 a maund leave little or no profit once higher production costs are counted.
Despite a good aman season in Panchagarh, farmers in parts of Sadar upazila have lost their crop to the brown planthopper, known locally as karen poka.
As a good aman crop comes in across Naogaon, farmers prepare for Nabanna, though locals say the new-rice festival has lost much of its old character.
Residents of Mirsarai in Chattogram caught a python that had left the forest for a residential area, apparently in search of food.