Environment

Tiger, deer sightings surge in Sundarbans after year of intensified conservation push

News Desk: However, forest bandit activities, limited manpower and the region’s difficult geography remain major challenges for the Sundarbans. The presence of tigers, deer and birds, along with other wildlife,

Bangladesh seeks stronger climate financing at Türkiye’s Road to COP31 forum

The two-day event, titled ‘Türkiye’s Road to COP31: Resilient Cities,’ concluded on Friday in Hatay, Türkiye NEWS DESK: Bangladesh has called for stronger global climate financing, technology transfer and international

BD sees 75pc excess April rainfall; flood risks rise in haor

TDS Desk: According to the Met office’s five-day forecast, rainfall is likely to continue across the country due to an active depression stretching from West Bengal to the northern Bay

7,000 hectares of cropland inundated by continuous rain in Kishoreganj

Continuous rainfall and upstream inflow inundate haor areas, damaging standing Boro paddy as farmers struggle with debt and failed harvests UNB: Around 7,000 hectares of cropland have been submerged in

‘No waterlogging, just congestion’

Ctg Correspondent: State Minister for Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives Mir Shahe Alam today said there was no waterlogging in Chattogram city during the rainfall yesterday, asserting that only

From Coal Mining to Agriculture: An Ecological Initiative at a Chinese Coal Mine

ORDOS, CHINA : A new batch of watermelon seedlings was transplanted in the greenhouses within the reclamation area of Minda Coal Mine, located in Dongsheng District, Ordos, Inner Mongolia. This