Innovating Education: Where Tech Meets Nature and Values (ETM Education)

In an ever-evolving world, education stands at the forefront of change, guided by the convergence of technology, nature, and core human values. This paradigm shift is not just about incorporating

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Resilient Ecosystems: The Vital Role of Insect Diversity in VCFs

The Village Common Forests (VCFs) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) of Bangladesh are vital ecosystems managed by indigenous communities, rich in biodiversity that supports local livelihoods. Arthropods, particularly insects,

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The values of Bees in Nijhum Dwip

Geographical and Demographic Position of Nijhum Dwip Nijhum Dwip, often referred to as “Silent Island,” is a significant ecological and economic entity in Bangladesh is located in the Bay of

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Insects as Catalysts: Boosting Agarwood Resin “Liquid Gold” Yield in Bangladesh

Agarwood, famed for its aromatic resin derived primarily from trees in the Aquilaria and Gyrinops genera, holds immense cultural and economic significance globally, with its production triggered by specific ecological

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Smart Solutions with Nanoparticles for Sustainable Agriculture in Bangladesh!

Agriculture is the backbone of Bangladesh’s economy, sustaining the livelihoods of millions and contributing to food security. However, insect pests pose a constant threat to crop productivity, often leading farmers

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BEES AT THE CROSSROADS IN THE SUNDARBANS

The Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest spanning approximately 10,000 square kilometers, with about 60% situated in Bangladesh and the remaining 40% in India, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site

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Tobacco: Why are issues neglected?

Numerous research papers have been published at home and abroad on the harmful effects of tobacco on health risks. Several organizations in Bangladesh have been conducting multi-faceted activities to prevent

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Be by their side to protect our existence!

Consciously or not, a myriad of organisms, particularly flower-foraging insects like bees, wasps, butterflies, moths, flies, beetles, and even cockroaches, contribute significantly to the delicate balance essential for human survival.

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