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Digha Rice protects wetland biodiversity
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Digha Rice protects wetland biodiversity

By Sattaranjan Saha from Harirampur In the low-lying wetlands of Manikganj, farmers have long cultivated traditional … Digha Rice protects wetland biodiversityRead more

2 weeks ago•Posted inFeature•Biodiversity, Digha Rice, Farmers, Wetland
Protect the Behi Beel
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Protect the Behi Beel

By Happy Roy from Netrakona A rich source of fish, aquatic plants, irrigation water, and livelihoods … Protect the Behi BeelRead more

August 6, 2026•Posted inNews and Analysis•BARCIK, Beel, Wetland
Farming on River Chars: A New Horizon of Possibility
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Farming on River Chars: A New Horizon of Possibility

By Happy Roy from Netrakona It is often said that Bangladesh’s soil produces gold whether it … Farming on River Chars: A New Horizon of PossibilityRead more

February 9, 2026February 9, 2026•Posted inFeature•cultivation, Farmers, River char land, Wetland
Farmers know when to retain water and when to release it
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Farmers know when to retain water and when to release it

By S.M. Osman Goni from Shymanagar, Satkhira On the occasion of World Wetlands Day 2026, a … Farmers know when to retain water and when to release itRead more

February 3, 2026•Posted inNews and Analysis•BARCIK, Farmers, Wetland
The Contribution of a Canal
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The Contribution of a Canal

By Parboti Rani Singh from Netrakona Every element of nature has its own importance. If the … The Contribution of a CanalRead more

February 1, 2026•Posted inFeature•BARCIK, Canal, livelihood, Wetland
Gobindachatal Beel is blessing for wetland community
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Gobindachatal Beel is blessing for wetland community

By Rukhsana Rumi from Netrakona Wetlands shape the lives and livelihoods of rural Bangladesh. Rivers, canals, … Gobindachatal Beel is blessing for wetland communityRead more

January 22, 2026January 22, 2026•Posted inFeature•Beel, community, Wetland

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