A One-spot Grass Yellow, four Broad-bordered Grass Yellows, and two pale green Mottled Emigrants – all different species of butterflies -- pause together to sip minerals from the sand in Fatikchhari’s Hazarikhil Wildlife Sanctuary.

CO₂ emissions to increase by 1.1% at the end of 2025

Bangladesh’s faster regasification expansion and declining domestic gas fields to drive higher imports

Temperatures continue to drop; mild cold wave likely later this month

Experts warn of declining food crops and rising threats to soil and public health

The twister on Friday evening flipped cars like toys and wrecked buildings in Rio Bonito do Iguacu, a town of 14,000 people in Parana state

More than 300 domestic and international flights have been cancelled

The coastal district of Bagerhat has undergone a sweeping transformation over the past decade. The glistening wetlands that once stretched as golden paddy fields are now widely used for shrimp farming due to a sharp rise in water salinity.

A juvenile pheasant-tailed jacana rests gracefully among pink water lilies in a pond in Chattogram’s Annanya residential area.

Wins in “Fix Our Climate” category for integrated development model; first-ever win for Bangladesh

The announcement comes as world leaders prepare to meet in the Brazilian Amazon for a summit ahead of annual UN climate negotiations.

CCC officials thanked residents for giving up land and praised BNP and Jamaat leaders for funding canal renovations

Night temperature may rise slightly and day temperature may remain nearly unchanged over the country

Depression over Bay triggers widespread rainfall across Bangladesh

New plan includes urban lounge, coffee shop, and exhibition centre

Operating without environmental clearance, factory dumped chemical waste into nearby fields

A Phayre’s leaf monkey mother cradles her infant amid the lush canopies of Moulvibazar’s Lawachhara National Park, the baby’s wide eyes fixed curiously on the camera.

The High Court yesterday further directed the government to implement its nine directives to curb air pollution in Dhaka and submit a compliance report to the court within three weeks.

Daytime temperatures may fall by one to two degrees Celsius

Over 30,000 deaths directly attributed to fossil fuels