As crocodiles mate and lay eggs – even if they did not hatch – hope rises for the gharial crocodile in Bangladesh

The Sundarbans absorbed the fury of the cyclone to save West Bengal and Bangladesh, but was badly damaged in the process, while the India Meteorological Department earned praise for its accurate updates

Thousands to be displaced displaced, ecology ruined in a plan is to extend the line to Myanmar

The oil spill in southeast Bangladesh is the latest in a series of environmental disasters affecting river based ecosystems in the country, showcasing how inadequate the environmental safeguards are

Developing countries cannot afford to wait for success at global climate negotiations

The brutal murder of a student in Bangladesh’s top university highlights the incendiary debate on water diplomacy with India, as well as the silencing of criticism of the government

Narendra Modi may declare that India is open defecation free, but toilet use has to be driven by community engagement, and that is where Bangladesh’s example has important lessons for India

With discussion on a treaty on the Teesta river unlikely to bear fruit during the visit of Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to India, negotiators hope for treaties on smaller rivers

With 54 transboundary rivers shared between them, India and Bangladesh can boost their ties, as well as improve the living conditions of people living alongside them if they cooperate

As the assessment date of the Sundarbans as an endangered World Heritage Site draws closer, Haseeb Md. Irfanullah argues that the Bangladeshi government, civil society and scientists need to work together