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.
Forest staff released two hill mynas into the Raikhali range forest in Rangamati a day after rescuing them from traffickers.
A former fish seller in Nilphamari has turned a one-bigha nursery into a 50-bigha business and won the Prime Minister's national award for tree planting.
With many people home in their villages for Eid ul-Adha, the holiday is a chance to plant trees rather than cut them down.
A five-foot dead Irrawaddy dolphin has washed up at Kuakata beach, the fifth dolphin to come ashore there this year.
An 18-month-old girl named Lamia was injured when a jackal bit her on the head and face in the yard of her home in Nabinagar, Brahmanbaria.
RAB arrested two men with two tokay geckos in Mymensingh's Phulpur upazila and sent them to court under the wildlife conservation law.
Gaibandha has more than 21,000 sacrificial animals above local demand ahead of Eid-ul-Azha, though farmers worry about prices.
Protesters in Bandarban demanded the cancellation of the Sangu wildlife sanctuary declaration, saying it has sparked fear of eviction.
A pig that swam across a river from the Sundarbans into a village in Satkhira's Shyamnagar upazila bit and seriously injured a 47-year-old man.
An essay argues that people's long struggle to survive has turned into a destructive fight against nature itself.
Police in Bhola's Monpura upazila detained a young man carrying a sack of 15 kg of slaughtered deer meat.
Trees provide food, shelter, oxygen and protection from disasters, and planting more of them is the only way to keep the planet liveable.