Rare Siebold's Water Snake Rescued in Sreemangal
The Bangladesh Wildlife Service Foundation rescued a young Siebold's water snake, a very rare non-venomous aquatic species, from a border village in Sreemangal.
The Bangladesh Wildlife Service Foundation rescued a young Siebold's water snake, a very rare non-venomous aquatic species, from a border village in Sreemangal.
A non-venomous rat snake about five and a half feet long was rescued from the room of a Government and Politics professor at Jahangirnagar University.
A single trawler landed about 80 maunds of hilsa at the Alipur-Mohipur fish port in Kalapara, Patuakhali, and the catch sold at auction for about Tk 20 lakh.
Three snakes were seen in the education ministry's corridor on the 19th floor of the Bangladesh Secretariat, alarming officials who fear more may be hiding in storage.
Government and World Bank data show untreated industrial effluent, sewage and solid waste are severely polluting Bangladesh's rivers, above all around Dhaka, writes Moazzem Hossain Tipu.
The Forest Department recovered 17 live turtles from an engine-driven steel trawler in Galachipa, Patuakhali, and detained a man named Rezaul Mridha.
An endangered slow loris held by a family in Patiya, Chattogram, for sale has been rescued by Wildlife Rescue Team Bangladesh with help from the Forest Department.
The Bangladesh Wildlife Service Foundation rescued a python from a paddy field in Sreemangal, Moulvibazar, after it frightened workers harvesting Aus rice.
The Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution has ordered 10 products, including Bombay Sweets spice mixes and Baghabari ghee, withdrawn after they failed laboratory tests against the Bangladesh Standard.
Insensitivity, ignorance and rumour are pushing the gandhagokul, a shy civet that protects crops and spreads forest seeds, into serious danger in Bangladesh.
A new twist on pudding: chhana blended with eggs, milk, cream, sugar, ghee and cardamom, steamed without caramel and chilled into a creamy dessert.
The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has formed a 14-member advisory pool to help implement the programme to plant 25 crore trees in five years.
Farm eggs have cost Tk 140 to 150 a dozen in Dhaka for two weeks, making it hard for low-income people to afford even eggs for protein.