The Sundarbans, Bangladesh’s largest mangrove forest, will reopen to tourists, fishers, woodcutters, and honey collectors from today Sunday, 1 September,…
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The illicit fishing with poison has put the waterways and biodiversity of the Sundarbans in jeopardy. Poor marginal fishermen use…
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The much-anticipated dried fish processing season of Dublar Char kicks off, an estimated 10,000 fishermen from coastal regions are converging…
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In a collaborative effort, Standard Chartered Bangladesh and BRAC have come together to support and uplift the livelihoods of 350…
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The excavation of 650 km of creeks in the Sundarbans of Indian part made it possible for the entry of…
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The Sundarbans is now being closed for three months from the first day of this current month (June 1) to…
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In recent years forest dept. of Bangladesh government has started a practice of putting three months ban on catching fishes…
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