Dacope Farmers Keep Farming Despite Disasters
Overcoming cyclones such as Sidr, Aila and Bulbul, river erosion and salinity, farmers in Dacope near the Sundarbans are growing rice and vegetables.
Overcoming cyclones such as Sidr, Aila and Bulbul, river erosion and salinity, farmers in Dacope near the Sundarbans are growing rice and vegetables.
Bangladesh's ambassador in Riyadh has told the governor of Hail that Bangladesh wants to support Saudi Arabia's 10-billion tree-planting programme.
Fancy pigeon traders in Magura have suffered financial losses because of the coronavirus situation.
The Bangladesh Livestock Research Institute is studying ostriches at Savar and plans to take ostrich farming to trained model farmers across the country by 2025.
Thousands of Asian openbills, a rare bird in Bangladesh, have nested for about a decade in trees around a pond in Kanaipukur village in Joypurhat, where villagers protect them.
The Cox's Bazar South Forest Division rescued 83 egrets from hunters in Ukhia upazila and released them.
The forest department released a sick eagle into a keora forest in Char Fasson, Bhola, after giving it first aid.
The collapse of tourism during the Covid pandemic has left elephants at a Bali safari park so short of food that they are little more than skin and bone.
The Coast Guard recovered 54 sea turtles from a house in Kalapara, Patuakhali, and detained a father and his son.
A Sylhet university student paid Tk 600 for a waterhen tied up for sale and had it released into a wetland.
The forest department released a deer fawn, found floating in the Meghna by fishermen, into a forest on a char in Bhola.
Residents of Old Dhaka formed a human chain demanding that the area's monkeys be given food regularly again.
The deer meat seized on the Chittagong University campus has been buried by forest department officials.