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Weak coordination among donors and government agencies and in the absence of deliberate conservation measures are to blame, says an expert.

Due to inefficient and inadequate measures, Bangladesh lags in achieving success in tiger conservation despite having dedicated significant funds to the effort over the last two decades. According to data extracted from projects undertaken by the government and nongovernment organizations, the country has allocated $11 million to tiger conservation to date. Ironically, the number of […]

Tiger census Sundarbans: The Forest Department has started setting up a total of 1,330 cameras at 665 spots in the Sundarbans to count tigers, deer and pigs. The camera installation work started at Kalabogi Ecotourism Center around 9:00am today.

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

KHULNA, Dec 20, 2022 (BSS) - Tiger census by using camera trapping method in the Sundarbans will begins on January

Tiger census by using camera trapping method and by surveying creeks and rivers began in Sundarbans today under the 'Sundarban Tiger Conservation Project'.

India, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal hold 76% of world’s tigers, says new IUCN report