Coast Guard Launches National Tree Plantation Programme at Headquarters
Bangladesh Coast Guard opened its Tree Plantation Programme 2021 at its headquarters, with planting to follow at all its zones and stations.
Bangladesh Coast Guard opened its Tree Plantation Programme 2021 at its headquarters, with planting to follow at all its zones and stations.
Longan, called ashfol or kathlichu in Bangladesh, is a tasty lychee-like fruit that grows in the south of the country.
Stamford University Journalists' Forum opened a tree planting programme at the university's Siddheswari campus in Dhaka.
Volunteer group Lal Sabuj Unnayan Sangha planted and handed out saplings to students at Manirampur Government High School in Jashore.
The Bangladesh Air Force has launched its Tree-Planting Programme 2021 to increase the country's tree cover and protect the balance of the environment.
The IEB Dhaka Centre held a "Hundred Trees for Mujib Centenary" programme, where the deputy environment minister urged engineers to protect the environment.
Agriculture Minister Dr Md Abdur Razzaque said Bangladesh is set to rank third in world rice production for a third straight time, proving its capacity despite disasters.
Awami Jubo League opened its nationwide tree planting programme at Kurmitola High School and College in Dhaka.
Instead of private practice, Cumilla Medical College pathologist Dr Abu Naim spends his spare time on a huge garden of rare plants at his home.
Private-sector tree-planting programme Bonayon has begun distributing 50 lakh saplings in more than 18 districts around World Environment Day, as it does each year.
The 31st BCS Cadre Association (All Cadres) launched a tree-planting programme on World Environment Day with a target of at least 3,100 saplings across Bangladesh over three months.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police Commissioner Md Shafiqul Islam released fish fry and planted saplings at the Regional Police Lines in Diabari, Uttara, to mark World Environment Day.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina called on everyone to plant fruit, timber and medicinal trees to make green Bengal greener and protect the country from climate change.