World Tiger Day Today
As World Tiger Day is marked, Bangladesh's Sundarbans tiger numbers remain far from the 2010 doubling goal and the exact current count is unknown.
As World Tiger Day is marked, Bangladesh's Sundarbans tiger numbers remain far from the 2010 doubling goal and the exact current count is unknown.
A farmer bitten by a snake in his paddy field in Chuadanga died in hospital after his family first took him to an exorcist.
A Rajshahi University master's student has turned the balcony outside his hall room into a garden of about 70 plant species.
Three people including the groom's elder brother drowned in Tangail's Mirzapur when panic over a snake in the water overturned their boat.
A student organisation at Chittagong University handed out about 4,000 fruit saplings to people who brought in plastic bottles.
IFIC Bank has begun a month-long tree-planting drive across its 1,300 branches and sub-branches under the slogan "Let trees be life's companions".
A rainless monsoon is forcing farmers across northern Bangladesh to irrigate aman paddy, pushing up costs and raising fears of lower yields.
A 70-year-old labourer was killed by a wild elephant while returning home from plantation work in Pekua, Cox's Bazar.
Volunteers in Kalapara, Patuakhali, rescued a 12-foot Burmese python from an abandoned house and released it in the Lemburban forest.
Foxes are being hunted indiscriminately in Patuakhali and the south in the belief that their meat relieves joint pain, which doctors call superstition.
An endangered slow loris found near an Ansar camp in Rangamati has been released deep in Kaptai National Park.
A 45-year-old woman died of a snakebite in Chuadanga's Alamdanga and an eight-year-old boy was bitten in Jibannagar on the same day.
Dhaka North City Corporation has set aside Tk 20 crore for tree planting in its 2023-24 budget to green the city and ease temperatures.