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Healing the wounds, nature got back to life

Covid-19 in Bangladesh

Healing the wounds, nature got back to life

A regular dose of nature may improve mental health during Covid-19 pandemic

A regular dose of nature may improve mental health during Covid-19 pandemic

Rakayet Ul Karim Rakim wins the 12th edition of the Greenstorm International Nature Photography Contest for his capture of a butterfly poised on a cactus, ready for flight. Photo: Greenstorm Foundation

Bangladeshi wins international photography contest

Language of nature and wisdom in diseases

Nature reclaims Bandarban tourist spots in absence of visitors

Beauty of rain in hills

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Beauty of rain in hills

Breached embankments cause more damage than slowly rising flood, and then the communities get waterlogged. Photo: Salahudddin Ahmed

Rethinking embankments: Natural design versus human interventions

Hasan for protecting nature to protect people from diseases, viruses

Covid-19 in Bangladesh

Hasan for protecting nature to protect people from diseases, viruses

Due to uncontrolled deforestation, 39 wildlife species have already become extinct in Bangladesh and about 30 more species, including the Royal Bengal Tiger, are in critical condition. Photo: UNB

Biodiversity and conservation: The need for effective implementation of legal regimes

The foods we eat, the air we breathe, the water we drink and the climate that makes our planet habitable all come from nature. Photo: Mumit M/TBS

Nature is money

The planet is now facing its sixth mass extinction, with consequences that will affect all life on Earth. Photo: Mumit M

Time for nature: Accelerating nature-based solution for development

Blue pitta is deemed present in Bangladesh. Photo: JJ Harrison

Of pitta and patience: A birdwatching story

Looks like a tiger from a distance. A close encounter confirmed that it was a jungle cat. Photo: Ashraful Haque

In search of a tiger in the Bengal savannah