Nature

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
Bangladesh

PM Hasina: Focus on nature, environment in development of Cox's Bazar

The reception is a volumetric box-shaped room that has two glass walls on both the front and back ends and the other two walls are adorned with interior plants, wood and aluminium screens. Photo: Noor-A-Alam
Habitat

The United House: Living and working inside nature

Kingfisher on overhead cable. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
Panorama

White-breasted Kingfisher: Keeping calm and cool in our claustrophobic capital

Common Iora singing. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
Panorama

Common Iora nesting: Wary of House Crows, not of humans

Their plumage is beaded with numerous eye-like spots, akin to its namesake, the peacock. Photo: eBird
Earth

Of peacock-pheasant, jungle rules, and lucky strike: A birdwatching story

A pair of Hill Mynas. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
Panorama

Hill Myna nesting: Hopefully, out of reach of the pet-traders

Little Spiderhunter on Banana flower. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
Panorama

Little Spiderhunter: A good omen nearly lost from our villages

Changeable Hawk-Eagle in India. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
Panorama

Changeable Hawk-Eagles may change the colour, not the menu

The architecture of tomorrow mimics nature to cool the planet
Habitat

The architecture of tomorrow mimics nature to cool the planet

There is a casual sitting area on the floor and a thin L-shaped waterway around it. Photo: Saqlain Rizve
Habitat

Dzable Studio: Bringing nature inside to create peace of mind

Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

PM Hasina stresses nature-based development philosophy

Two Spot-billed Ducks swim. Photo: Enam Ul Haque
Panorama

Indian Spot-billed Ducks: Not easy to spot or save in Bangladesh

Photo: TBS
Videos

The economic burden of air pollution