Seabed life rebounds after trawling ban off Scotland’s Arran coast

Researchers say protected muddy seabeds around South Arran are showing signs of recovery, but lasting biodiversity and carbon-storage gains depend on long-term, enforced protection. Marine...

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Technology brings new hope to women fish farmers in Nepal through drying machines

A women-led cooperative in Chitwan is using fish drying...

Bangladesh coastal women turn to mangroves for safety, livelihoods

Community-led mangrove restoration in southwestern Bangladesh is strengthening coastal...

Koshi basin records fastest growth as Nepal’s glacial lakes expand

The automated observatory could help authorities detect hazardous lake...

Bangladesh plans new crop varieties to face flood and drought

The agriculture minister said BRRI dhan 118 seeds will...

Nepal’s wild tiger population rises to 429 in latest national census

The four-year census shows gains across most tiger habitats,...

Government pledges stronger protection for Sundarbans tigers and habitat

Bangladesh says community participation, stronger wildlife enforcement and habitat...
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Rare slow loris remains critical after electrocution in Moulvibazar

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

Risking lives, Bangladesh’s volunteer wildlife defenders battle poachers

Community volunteers have become a vital force in Bangladesh’s...

Andhra Pradesh seeks to lead India in climate action and efficiency

The plan links green energy, efficiency upgrades and water...

Bangladesh must rethink energy security amid climate risks, official says

Bangladesh's growing reliance on imported fuels is increasing exposure...

EU project selects 11 nature-based solutions for Mediterranean farms

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

Protecting Sundarbans tigers remains a major challenge, speakers say

World Tiger Day activities in Mongla highlighted threats from...

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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...

Asian University for Women turns palm leaves into business cards

Around 100 AUW students learned to transform palmyrah leaves...

Bangladesh government plans to plant over 51 million trees in 2026

The nationwide drive will prioritise native species, long-term sapling...