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The binturong is a completely harmless animal. Photo taken at Lawachara National Park. Photo: Mohammed Mostafa Feeroz

Marvellous and mysterious: The binturongs of Bangladesh

On first look, they appear to be a hybrid of a bear and a cat. But this civet is much more than that

Our failure to prevent curious onlookers from gathering around the herds is a hindrance to mitigating human-elephant conflict. Photo: Mohammed Mostafa Feeroz

Bleak and desolate? The future of elephants in northern Bangladesh

Photo: Collected

Plants with painted leaves: Exploring the exquisite beauty of Begonias

The foxtail orchid, one of the most common, popular, and easygoing species, is being heavily extracted from Bangladesh forests. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Imbalanced: Of astounding orchid diversity, laissez-faire trade, and lax conservation in Bangladesh

Caladiums: The perfect aroid for decor with the vibrant leaves and unique texture.

Aroids: The fascinating world of plants with strange flowers

Photo: eBird

Vulture poisoning exposes flaws in our conservation efforts

Paradise Kingfisher. Photo: John Cornforth

Into the world of avian tail feathers

Fishing cat, commonly and wrongly called as Fishing tiger. Photo Adnan Azad

The fishing cat is no 'tiger'

Made-up monsters: How media is fueling human-wildlife conflicts in Bangladesh

Made-up monsters: How media is fueling human-wildlife conflicts in Bangladesh

Ruddy Shelduck. Photo: Muntasir Akash

Wooded savannah on the Ganges sandbars: A hidden wildlife paradise

Photo: Rejaul Hafiz Rahi

A jackal farewell

Into the realm of carnivorous plants

Into the realm of carnivorous plants

The large-toothed ferret badger has a white dorsal stripe all the way down to its tail base

Ferret badgers: Our little-known mustelids