'Suppressing Nature Never Ends Well': Abdus Salam
At a tree-planting event in Lalmatia, BNP leader Abdus Salam said suppressing nature, like suppressing people, never ends well.
At a tree-planting event in Lalmatia, BNP leader Abdus Salam said suppressing nature, like suppressing people, never ends well.
Algeria's ambassador visited Jhalakathi's floating guava market and orchards and saw potential for guava exports to Algeria.
Saudi date palm saplings are the biggest draw at Bagerhat's week-long tree fair, with a local nursery selling 60-70 a day.
Planned pangas farming in Bangladesh's ponds and water bodies could sharply raise fish output and create jobs for young people and women.
Snakes shed their outer skin two to four times a year to grow and to get rid of parasites, in a painless process called ecdysis.
A cashew and coffee project is drawing hill farmers away from jhum cultivation, while processors and big corporate groups move into the trade.
A tree-planting programme was held in Bagerhat on 19 July in memory of the district's nine martyrs of the July uprising.
Environment adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan said every citizen must take responsibility for protecting the environment and now is the time to build values in the next generation.
A lack of rain has left Dinajpur's jute growers with nowhere to ret their crop, forcing many to leave jute in the fields or pay for pumped water.
Traders in Jhalakathi collect the traditional bilati gab from villages by loudspeaker announcements and send it to cities across Bangladesh.
The forest department has rescued an endangered slow loris from a residential area in Lama, Bandarban.
A tree-planting programme will be held in every district on Saturday, with one tree planted for each of the district's July uprising martyrs.
A Forest Department raid on the Mirpur-1 bird market in Dhaka rescued 61 birds and two turtles, which were released at the Mirpur Botanical Garden.