Rashmela, at Dublar Char
Dublar Char, in Bagerhat district within Bangladesh, is an island at the point of confluen ...
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Climate ‘fastest growing threat’ for Sundarban
An IPCC climate change report, published just before the recently held global climate summit at Katowice; Poland, has made it clear that areas like Sundarban will become extremely vulnerable to coastal flooding in near future...
Salinity quickened Sundari decrease
Sundari, the iconic mangrove species responsible for naming the entire area as Sundarban, is disappearing fast in both Indian and Bangladesh Sundarban mainly due to climatic impacts and range of anthropogenic reasons. A 2015-16 survey...
Salinity affects pregnant women, children
Extreme salinity in the coastal area of the Sundarbans is posing serious health hazard to women and children, particularly pregnant women. Saline water is killing trees and sources of other foods including fishes, cows, hens...
Tiger roar likely to get louder
The finding of the just concluded tiger census indicates that the number of Royal Bengal Tigers in West Bengal part of Sundarban is set to increase by “at least 10 per cent” compared to last...
Dublar Char, in Bagerhat district within Bangladesh, is an island at the point of confluen ...
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Read MoreBali is one of the 9 islands within Gosaba block in Indian Sundarban. The island, about on ...
Read MoreAfter tiger, crocodile must be the most sought after visible treat for tourists crisscross ...
Read MoreI come from a small island of Sundarban and I used to do poaching till 90's when an incide ...
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