The Bangladeshi tribe that’s guarding turtles, co-authoring research papers

    Shreya Dasgupta/MONGABAY * A team of indigenous parabiologists in Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hill Tracts, documenting their forest’s wildlife, have uncovered a surprisingly wide range of species. * The parabiologists belong to the Mro ethnic group and work with the Creative Conservation Alliance co-founded by Shahriar Caesar Rahman and colleagues. They set up camera traps, monitor hunting…

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      Wife of top Mexican drug lord released on bail

      Reuters: Mexican authorities have released on bail the wife of one of the country’s most wanted drug lords, Nemesio Oseguera, boss of the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel, local media reported late on Friday. Rosalinda Gonzalez, who in May was arrested on organized crime and money laundering charges, was freed from prison late on Thursday…

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        Sundarbans wildlife gets extended sanctuary

        Sayeed Muhammad: Aiming to facilitate its smoother natural existence, the biodiversity boundary has been expanded in the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest, with experts hoping the move to help boost all types of forest resources including wildlife, fisheries, and trees. The ‘sanctuary’ designated areas now add up to 317,950 hectares, over double the 139,699…

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          Amnesty condemns Rohingya relocation plan

          Sofian Khan The Inte-rnational Human Rights Agency on Tuesday said that Bangladesh needs to drop all its plans to reallocate the Rohingya Refugees in an uninhabitable island. Previously, Bangladesh government had allotted Tk 2,312 crores to accommodate the Rohingya Refugees temporarily who’s been awaited repatriation. The director of Amnesty International South Asia said that reallocating…

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