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Numerous case studies show how wildlife photography can drive conservation gains. Let's focus on the positives. Photo: Muntasir Akash
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From shadows to spotlight: How photography put Hazarikhil Wildlife Sanctuary on the map

Photographers are not just visitors; many are passionate naturalists — willing allies if given the chance

Many loaches are especially adapted to live in oxygen rich, fast-flowing streams. Photo Muntasir Akash
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Wild waters: A glimpse into the hidden world of Bangladesh’s hillstream fish

The sambar deer is critically endangered in Bangladesh. Photo: Joseph Lazer via Wikimedia Commons
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Can the sambar deer return to Bangladesh?

The Buriganga River is a ground zero of the suckermouth catfish infestation, where regular culling is showing some success. PHOTO: MUHAMMAD TARIK HASAN
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Suckermouth catfish have overrun our rivers. Who’s fighting back?

Forest Department staff dart a critically endangered Asiatic black bear for rescue from illegal captivity at Shopnopuri. Several other bears remain in similar conditions, including in zoos managed by armed forces. Photo: Abdullah AS Sadique/ Bangladesh Forest Department
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Shutting down illegal menageries is bearing fruit. But that’s just the first step

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He named her 'Neelmonilota'

The clouded leopard is a critically endangered animal in Bangladesh. PHOTO: MUNTASIR AKASH/SUFA
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The clouded leopard: Shadows in the canopy of Bangladesh

In recent times, 30 Capped Langurs were seized from illegal traffickers. There is no confident estimates on how many of these threatened animals live in our forests. Photo: Rasel Debbarma
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Hammered by illegal trafficking: The plight of Capped Langurs in Bangladesh

Wetlands in Bangladesh provide winter refuge to thousands of migratory birds. Photo: Abdullah A Sadique
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How drones are being used to aid wildlife rescue operations

Human-dominated wetlands are hotbeds of human-fishing cat conflicts. Photo taken at Savar. Photo: Syed Abbas
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Beyond tigers: Fishing cats and the conservation challenge in Bangladesh

A marbled cat photographed at Hazarikhil Wildlife Sanctuary — 500 km west of its known range and below the 25-degree North Latitude. Photo: Tanvir Jubair
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Twice in 12 hours: Rare encounter with marbled cats in Hazarikhil Wildlife Sanctuary

The Striped Hyena is facing extinction crisis in war-ridden Lebanon. Photo Jono Dashper/iNaturalist
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The Striped Hyena: An ode to the fading stripes of Lebanon

Destroying biodiversity hotspots, the Bangladeshi way
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Destroying biodiversity hotspots, the Bangladeshi way