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Common Rosefinch. Photo: Abu Bakar Siddik.
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Satchari in Spring: A splendid show of colours

Satchari National Park—one of the smallest in Bangladesh—puts up one of the most vibrant wildlife displays as winter wanes. There, one can watch birds from every known tone and tint, shade and hue

China is home to the largest artificial afforestation area in the world. Photo: Collected
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China’s 40-year, billion-tree project is a lesson for the world

wildlife habitats are shrinking at a dangerous pace. Photo: Masud al Mamun
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‘By saving wildlife, we might be saving our own life’

vultures feeding on animal carcass. Photo: Courtesy
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Bangladesh ushers in vulture conservation 

Reptile trafficking: Bangladesh 7th largest sourcing country
Environment

Reptile trafficking: Bangladesh 7th largest sourcing country

Panchagarh is the only place where you can see the Himalaya from Bangladesh. Photo: Firoz Al Sabah
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Panchagarh: A biodiverse land blessed by the Himalayas

The highly iconic Masked Finfoot, seen here in its breeding habitat in the mangrove swamps of Bangladesh. Photo: Sayam U Chowdhury
Environment

Is the Masked Finfoot Asia’s next avian extinction? 

With an area of almost 1.5 sq km, Foy's Lake is the largest urban lake in Bangladesh. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin.
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Foy’s Lake: A biodiversity haven amid the concrete jungle

Three-striped squirrel at Ramna Park, Dhaka. Photo: Ashraful Haque
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Squirrels: Resented as pests despite ecological role 

Snares retrieved by Bangladesh Forest Department patrol from the Raghunandan Hill Reserve Forest. Photo: Ripon Dey
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Snares: A looming disaster for Bangladesh wildlife

First confirmed record of Oriental Bay Owl appeared from Bangladesh in 2020. Photo: Chris Burney/eBird
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Wildlife discoveries in 2020: A narrative on Bangladesh

Facial disc of Western Hoolock, a critically endangered primate species. Artwork by Tania Zakir
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Wildlife illustration: A decisive tool to empower conservation

Photo: TBS Illustration
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Playing with fire: Summoning aliens through ornamental fishkeeping