World Nature Conservation Day Today
World Nature Conservation Day is observed on 28 July to remind people of the need to protect nature.
World Nature Conservation Day is observed on 28 July to remind people of the need to protect nature.
Of about 3,500 snake species in the world only a handful are venomous; here are six of the deadliest, marked on Snake Day, 16 July.
Chhatra Dal is running a 15-day tree-planting programme across the country from 5 June to mark World Environment Day.
As trees vanish from cities, rooftop gardens can clean the air, cool homes, grow safe food and help manage rainwater, a World Environment Day feature argues.
World Environment Day is observed on 5 June under the theme of ending plastic pollution, though Bangladesh will hold its state celebration on 25 June.
EnvironmentOn International Day for Biological Diversity, 22 May 2025, five students from Chattogram College and Brahmanbaria Law College wrote in Jagonews24 about urbanisation, global warming, invasive species and wildlife trafficking, and the part young people can play; the views were compiled by Kazi Maliha Akter.
Speakers at a World Bee Day press conference said reckless pesticide use in farming is putting bees and beekeeping at risk.
About 300 students from at least 20 Dhaka institutions joined Green Voice's rally on Natural Oxygen Protection Day 2025, where the group set out five demands.
On World Penguin Day, the story of Sir Nils Olav III, the Edinburgh Zoo king penguin honoured with a knighthood and military rank by Norway's royal guard.
World Water Day, observed every 22 March, highlights a worsening safe water crisis worldwide and in Bangladesh, and the steps individuals, government and society can take.
On World Forest Day, several students share their views on deforestation, climate change and what Bangladesh must do to protect its forests.
At a World Wildlife Day event in Dhaka, environment adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan said the government is working to bring animals lost from Bangladesh back into the wild.
As the world marks Valentine's Day on 14 February, Bangladesh also observes Sundarbans Day to build love and care for the mangrove forest.