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SUNDAY, JUNE 01, 2025

Forest Department

Representational image. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

17, including Forest Department workers, abducted from Teknaf hill

The workers had gone to plant saplings on Jadimora hill when they were abducted

Eucalyptus and acacia trees. Photo: Collected
Environment

Forest Department ordered not to plant eucalyptus, acacia trees

Capped langurs rescued from being smuggled to India on 25 October. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Four endangered Capped Langurs rescued, one arrested

The Cox's Bazar Special Train hit the baby elephant near the overpass constructed for elephants to cross the rail track yesterday around 9:30pm. Photo: UNB
Bangladesh

Forest Department to look after injured elephant in Cox's Bazar

The sand was allegedly extracted from various locations within the Ramgarh Reserved Forest. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

15 dump trucks 'transporting illegally extracted sand' seized in Ctg

Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

A hectare of forest land recovered from ex-union chairman in Cox's Bazar

In the Dudhpuria beat, 30 acres of land that had been used for growing oranges and cashew nuts, as well as a large fish farming project with dug ponds, was cleared. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Another 45 acres of forest land occupied by Hasan Mahmud's brother recovered

Environment Minister Saber Hossain Chowdhury spoke at The two-day-long 9th International Water Conference on 24 January. Photo: Courtesy
Environment

Over 2.5 lakh acres of Forest Department's land illegally occupied: Saber

Smoke rises from a fire in the Amurbunia area at Chandpai range of the forest’s East Zone on Sunday (5 May). Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

Sundarbans fire: Committee formed to assess biodiversity loss

Representational image of an elephant out in the wild.
Bangladesh

Elderly man killed, 1 hurt after being trampled by elephants in Ctg

Prime accused in Ukhiya forest official murder case arrested in Ctg
Crime

Prime accused in Ukhiya forest official murder case arrested in Ctg

Forest official killed by dumper truck for halting hill cutting in Cox’s Bazar
Crime

Forest official killed by dumper truck for halting hill cutting in Cox’s Bazar

Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Rescued injured deer in Sitakunda left untreated

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