Tiger conservation

The Bengal Tiger’s robust strength and resilience allow it to endure and thrive despite challenges. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Environment

Forest Department completes 40km fencing of Sundarbans for tiger conservation

The move is part of the Bangladesh Forest Department's three-year Sundarbans Tiger Conservation Project, launched in March 2022 and will end in March 2025, forest officials said

A Bengal Tiger in the safari park. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain/TBS
Bangladesh

Research on diagnosis of tigers begins in Sundarbans

People of every country where tigers live consider the majestic creature as the ultimate symbol of national pride. Photo: Khasru Chowdhury
Panorama

'Tiger conservation must become a daily practice rather than a celebration on international days'

At least 114 Bengal tigers live in Bangladesh's portion of the Sundarbans, according to official figures. File Photo: Reuters
Panorama

Are we living in a fool’s world? Wild tiger number can’t be doubled in 10 or 20 years

Bengal Tiger. Photo: Reuters
Panorama

Government mulls reintroducing Bengal Tigers in CHT