An initiative to bring together all the reachers working on the Sundarbans mangrove forest, Bangladesh and India to facilitate collaboration for doing research.
Khulna, Bangladesh
Joined July 2019
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📣 We’re excited to announce our session, "Beyond Blue Carbon: Bridging disciplines to understand vegetated coastal ecosystem dynamics under global change"
Looking forward to your abstract: meetingorganizer.copernicus.…
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This July travel to the famed #Sundarbans with the talented Trikansh Sharma on a photography tour and hopefully get a chance to see the elusive tiger in the mangroves.
DM us for information.
#ToeholdPhotoTravel
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What can #Sundarbans offer to us ? Nature enthusiasts should see this video made by me.
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Great work by @radb06 – at North East, England
Dead mangroves, extrm shoreline profiles, or single species along a mangrove shoreline?
The history of shoreline might tell you why
Read more in our new ppr whr I spent >300 km traveling on a boat to study shoreline changes
@danfriess @SaidurMRahman @NUSgeog @InsideNatGeo
Happy Sundarbans Day to all.. @sundarban_dream @MangroveProject #sundarbans @kuacbdOfficial @swapanforest @KUacbd
The Sundarbans Research Network retweeted
📣 The Sundarbans are one of many #mangrove #ecosystems that need our help.
Take action this #GivingTuesday. Your support will help us spread our #science-backed, #community-focused approach to more countries across the globe.
Donate today 👉 mangroveactionproject.org/do…
The Sundarbans Research Network retweeted
You will find treasures hidden in the Sundarbans, as the rain-soaked forests come alive with spectacular vistas and delightful surprises. We invite you to join us on this educational journey through one of the world's largest mangrove forest
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@tourdesundarbans
#Sundarbans
The Sundarbans Research Network retweeted
Yesterday during a seed training in the #Sundarbans in the Bay of Bengal,women farmers asked why the commercial seeds they buy in the market have a red coating .I explained to them that the coating is with neonics which was made mandatory for seed sales
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Just one #GMO corn seed coated with #neonics can kill over 80,000 #bees or one songbird. Pesticide giants like #Monsanto have been selling these deadly seeds with no safety testing or regulation for decades and almost half US farmland is planted with them commondreams.org/opinion/sav…
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Check out this 📷 of the week from a sketch drawn by a fisherman from Duttapara village in the Indian #Sundarbans 🇮🇳
It depicts the struggles of fishers 🎣 in the largest #mangrove forest 🌳, where tiger attacks are a common threat 🐅
Read more 👉 v2vglobalpartnership.org/pho…
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The last known pic of the Rhino of Sunderbans. They went completely extinct by 19th cent. due to unregulated hunting by the British.
This last Rhino was sold to @uk_zoo for £5K & lived there till it died in 1885.
With its death we lost Sundarbans Rhinos forever. 🦏
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A Brown winged kingfisher from Sundarban, West Bengal. @SanctuaryAsia @wildscreen_org @NatureIn_Focus @goldenarcher @RGSustain1 @ExplorersClub @SidetrackedMag @TheSundarbans @bd_sundarbans @nehaa_sinha @MissGoobe @elephantfamily @aaranyak @NatGeoIndia – at Siliguri, India
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The present study fills a gap by advancing the understanding of the dynamics of Sundarbans #mangroves, classified as ‘endangered’ under the Red List of Ecosystems, under climate extremes and changing soil nutrient composition.
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For @ghn_news, I write on the mental health crisis among families of tiger attack victims and survivors, and how human-tiger interaction plays out in the #Sundarbans.
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“Tiger-charmers are arrogant, just like tigers. You know that tigers have huge egos & attack each other, right? This is the reason why they attack tiger-charmers—they see them as another tiger. They’re like brothers.” @AnnuJal on the tiger-charmers
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Tomorrow I will give a talk via Zoom about my ongoing work on water & religion in the #Sundarbans as a part of @KingsIndiaInst's seminar series on "Archipelagic Indias." Thankful to to Professor @ananya_jahanara for this invitation & looking forward!
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The Sundarbans Research Network retweeted
#MMM6 conference shout out!
On behalf of the Organizing Committee, I am happy to share the call for abstracts and to invite our global #mangrove community to meet in Cartagena in July 2023.
Let's celebrate that #MangrovesAreAwesome
Please help us spreading the news! – at Medellín, Colombia
The Sundarbans Research Network retweeted
Rampal coal power plant will be emitting about 15 million tons of carbon dioxide annually. Plus, some 12,000 tons of coal will be shipped by boat through the Sundarbans each day. #FossilFuels #ClimateCrisis @AP_Climate #Bangladesh
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The agenda outlines 30 Adaptation Outcomes to enhance resilience for 4 billion people living in the most climate-vulnerable communities by 2030.
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Sudip shared a series of photos showing a group of women in Sundarbans, India, planting and maintaining a mangrove nursery in the riverine delta, an area highly affected by #climate shocks.
#Art4Resilience
