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WEDNESDAY, JULY 01, 2026

Sundarban

Sundarban

Forest officers often find themselves chasing offenders through terrain where even movement becomes difficult. Photo: Spondon Tahsan

In Koyra, ending the venison trade falls on the shoulders of just 8 men

After 5 August, while beef and mutton became expensive, deer meat could be found in abundance at Maheshwarpur village in the Sundarbans. Only eight foresters stand between poaching and what many...

Though members of the Jahangir Bahini had surrendered before, following the July Uprising, they returned to piracy citing false cases, inadequate financial help and mistreatment by law enforcement. Photos: TBS

One killed in Sundarbans 'gunfight'; notorious 'Dulabhai Bahini' gang chief among two held

BGB members patrol river routes along the Sundarbans coast in Satkhira at night amid reported BSF push-in attempts. Photo: TBS

BGB foils push-in attempts by BSF through river routes along Sundarbans coast

A file photo of Sundarbans. photo: Collected

Sundarbans closed for three months from tomorrow to protect wildlife breeding

Accused Nalian Station Officer Mobarak Ali. Photo: TBS

Fisherman shot dead in Sundarbans: Cases under process, says police

Sundarban Forest Department. Photo: TBS

Storm capsizes honey collectors' boat in Sundarbans; 4 rescued, 4 others missing

Tourists love the spotted deers at Katka, where they often come for feeding on supplied leaves. Photo: Tareq Onu

Deer poaching persists in Sundarbans despite population growth

Photo: TBS

Coast Guard destroys 'Choto Sumon' gang hideout in Sundarbans

Representational image. Photo: Collected

Proposal raised in parliament for special allowance for ‘tiger widows’ of Sundarbans

Crab collection from the rivers and canals of the Sundarbans resumed today (1 March) after the restriction was lifted. Photo: TBS

Fishers enter Sundarbans to catch crabs after 2-month ban

A file photo of Sundarbans. photo: Collected

Call for effective initiatives to protect Sundarbans

According to Forest Department data, poachers are currently using four different types of deer traps—mala phaad, chitka phaad, hanta phaad and gola phaad. Photos: TBS

Deer traps in the Sundarbans turn into a shared hazard for tigers

Sketch: TBS

Tigers have saved the Sundarbans: Nigel Alan Marven

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