How Bangladesh’s coastal polders are sinking the land, they were built to protect

Six decades after transforming coastal farming, Bangladesh’s polders are facing a sediment crisis that leaves communities dependent on walls, drainage and difficult choices. After Cyclone...

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Citizen platform meeting in Rangpur focuses on accountability and civic participation

The NAGORIC Project meeting highlighted citizen-led efforts to strengthen...

Green jobs drive Bangladesh’s push to transform technical education

Bangladesh is seeking closer employer involvement in technical education...

EU project selects 11 nature-based solutions for Mediterranean farms

Designed with farmers, researchers and authorities, the measures target...

University of Bristol sets revised targets in climate action plan

The updated plan widens Bristol’s emissions agenda beyond buildings,...

Wetland sanctuary activists call for stronger protection in northwest Bangladesh

Speakers urged authorities to turn the sanctuary declaration into...

Bangladesh’s forests shrink under pressure from development and encroachment

Legal disputes, protest actions and encroachment allegations point to...
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Bangladesh youth volunteers rescue 112 wild animals in Netrokona

Local volunteers say habitat loss and food shortages are...

Rare slow loris remains critical after electrocution in Moulvibazar

Conservation workers say the injured nocturnal primate is under...

TotalEnergies’ $5.4 billion profit fuels debate over climate justice

Record earnings at TotalEnergies have renewed scrutiny of major...

Finance minister, Danish ambassador discuss expanding economic cooperation

Discussions highlighted ongoing Denmark-Bangladesh cooperation in key development sectors,...

Tiger Day dialogue in Bangladesh highlights coexistence with wildlife

Speakers stressed that safeguarding the Sundarbans and its biodiversity...

Belgium extends heat wave warning as temperatures near 35C this week

Yellow alerts will stay in place across much of...

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Climate-displaced children find new hope through skills training

Vocational training is helping climate-displaced children in Chattogram and...

Climate change redraws wildlife migration maps as species search for survival

Climate change is reshaping wildlife migration and distribution patterns...

How much is population growth really to blame for Bangladesh’s food insecurity?

Shrinking farmland, soil decline, climate stress and waste are...

Carbon credit revenue could fund Bangladesh’s next rural energy expansion

Bangladesh has already proven zero-upfront-cost solar works. Carbon credits...

Government pledges stronger protection for Sundarbans tigers and habitat

Bangladesh says community participation, stronger wildlife enforcement and habitat...