Where the Deer Still Roam by Muhammad Mostafigur Rahman

Where the Deer Still Roam

#Bagerhat #Bangladesh #biodiversity #chital #conservation #deer roaming #eco-tourism #endangered species #forest ecosystem #Katka Wildlife Sanctuary #mangrove ecosystem #mangrove forest #natural heritage #protected area #Royal Bengal Tiger habitat #South Asia wildlife #spotted deer #Sundarbans #UNESCO World Heritage #wildlife sanctuary

Dec 31, 2016

Spotted deer, also known as chital, roam freely through the Katka Wildlife Sanctuary in the Sundarbans— the world’s largest mangrove forest and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located in Bagerhat, Bangladesh, the sanctuary is part of a biodiverse ecosystem that provides critical habitat for a wide range of wildlife, including the endangered Bengal Tigers. The presence of these graceful deer highlights the rich natural heritage and ecological importance of the Sundarbans.

Muhammad Mostafigur Rahman

By Muhammad Mostafigur Rahman —