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Bangladesh's Power Plants Put Sunderbans On "Sites In Danger": Report
The official advisory organisation on natural World Heritage has recommended putting the Sundarbans on a list of natural sites in danger as Bangladesh has continued implementing a coal-fired power plant project near the forest, a media report said on Saturday.
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Weak And Tired Assam Elephant That Travelled 1700 Km Dies In Bangladesh
An elephant thought to have travelled at least 1,000 miles from India into Bangladesh after becoming separated from its herd by floods died on Tuesday despite last-ditch efforts to save him.
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Stranded Indian Elephant Rescued By Bangladesh Forest Officials
An Indian elephant on Thursday was rescued by a Bangladeshi forest department team after more than six weeks of frantic efforts since the female tusker was washed across the border by gushing flood waters to languish in swamps.
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'Indian Elephant Stranded In Bangladesh To Be Tranquilised, Brought Back'
Forest officials of India and Bangladesh are planning to tranquilise an elephant that was washed across the border a month ago and transport it back to northeast India via the land route.
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Bangladesh Discovers Only 100 Tigers in Famed Sundarbans
Bangladesh has only about 100 tigers living in the world's largest mangrove forest, far fewer of the endangered animals than previously thought, following a recent survey, a top forestry official said today.
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Bangladesh's Power Plants Put Sunderbans On "Sites In Danger": Report
The official advisory organisation on natural World Heritage has recommended putting the Sundarbans on a list of natural sites in danger as Bangladesh has continued implementing a coal-fired power plant project near the forest, a media report said on Saturday.
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Weak And Tired Assam Elephant That Travelled 1700 Km Dies In Bangladesh
An elephant thought to have travelled at least 1,000 miles from India into Bangladesh after becoming separated from its herd by floods died on Tuesday despite last-ditch efforts to save him.
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Stranded Indian Elephant Rescued By Bangladesh Forest Officials
An Indian elephant on Thursday was rescued by a Bangladeshi forest department team after more than six weeks of frantic efforts since the female tusker was washed across the border by gushing flood waters to languish in swamps.
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'Indian Elephant Stranded In Bangladesh To Be Tranquilised, Brought Back'
Forest officials of India and Bangladesh are planning to tranquilise an elephant that was washed across the border a month ago and transport it back to northeast India via the land route.
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Bangladesh Discovers Only 100 Tigers in Famed Sundarbans
Bangladesh has only about 100 tigers living in the world's largest mangrove forest, far fewer of the endangered animals than previously thought, following a recent survey, a top forestry official said today.
