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31st BCS Cadre Association to Plant 10,000 Trees Across the Country
The 31st BCS Cadre Association has taken up a programme to plant 10,000 trees across Bangladesh marking World Environment Day.
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Bangladesh Must Not Suffer From Climate Change: Prime Minister
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has urged people to plant trees to protect Bangladesh from the adverse effects of climate change.
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Ansar-VDP Launches Tree-Planting Campaign
Bangladesh Ansar and Village Defence Party has begun a nationwide tree-planting campaign marking World Environment Day and the National Tree Fair 2023.
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The Country Where You Must Plant Trees to Graduate
The Philippines has passed a law requiring every student to plant at least ten trees before graduating.
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The Village Whose Name Changed Because of Nurseries
Nurseries started by Mohammad Ali have turned Basudebpur village in Jashore into a "nursery village" that sends seedlings across the country.
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Role of Trees in Keeping Nature and Environment in Balance Is Undeniable
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina says the role of trees in meeting basic needs and keeping nature and the environment in balance is undeniable.
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The Fight to Survive in Green
An essay argues that people's long struggle to survive has turned into a destructive fight against nature itself.
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Bonayan Wins SDG Award in Climate and Environment Category
Bonayan, which runs the country's largest private-sector tree-planting programme, has won the SDG Brand Champion Award in the climate and environment category.
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Zero Tolerance Policy Declared Against Wildlife Crime
The government has declared a zero tolerance policy on wildlife crime, the environment minister said on International Biodiversity Day.
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GLTS Sets World Record With 'Green Human Wall'
Global Law Thinkers Society wants to plant 10 lakh trees in Bangladesh and one crore in climate-threatened countries, after forming green human walls around the world on 26 March.
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Asia-Pacific Leaders Pledge to Keep Global Warming to 1.5 Degrees Celsius
Top leaders of Asia and the Pacific issued a final warning on global warming and pledged to hold the rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
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Government Prepares Red List to Conserve Threatened Plant Species
Bangladesh has prepared its first red list of 1,000 plant species, of which 394 are threatened, Environment Minister Md Shahab Uddin said.
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What Else to See in Sreemangal Besides the Tea Gardens
A motorbike trip to Sreemangal takes in its tea gardens, Lawachara National Park, the Shyamoli picnic spot, the famous seven-colour tea and the town's only waterfall.