Biologia Futura: can co-management protect Saint Martin’s corals of Bangladesh?

Regulatory framework of small-scale fishers in Bangladesh: Safeguard or jeopardy?

“…Ordinary people cannot seek environmental justice directly in Bangladesh (Rahman 2021b). Consequently, SSFs are deprived of various inherent rights.…”

Impact of Climate Change on Saint Martin's Island of Bangladesh

“…Bangladesh faces unpredictable climate change impacts for a long that is subject to multiple stressors originating from a rapidly changing environment (Rahman 2020, Rahman 2021a, Rahman 2022c) and social dynamics (Mitchell et al2015, Rahman et al 2009, Rahman 2021b, Rahman 2022a. Global climate change poses a high risk to the biodiversity of the coral of Saint Martin's.…”

“…Depending on the tidal level the surface area is about 8 kilometres and the beach length is about 14 kilometres. This is the most attractive tourist spot in Bangladesh (Rahman 2021b).…”

“…186 species of mollusc and oyster, 7 species of crab, 9 species of echinoderms, 4 species of sea urchin, 1 species of sea cucumber, some brittle stars, 5 species of marine mammals, some colourful nudibranch and bryozoans, 14 species of algae, 29 reptilian species and 120 species of birds (out of them 53 species are migratory) were recorded at the Saint Martin's Island. The biodiversity of this island is degrading day by day (Rahman 2021b). The study aimed to assess the impact of climate climatic stressors on the ecosystem of this Island.…”

Assessing the Impact of Climate Change on the Nypa Palm (Nypa Frutican) and Associated Species of the Sundarbans Mangrove of Bangladesh

“…They are very important habitats for Fishing Cat, Bengal Monitor, Black Lizard, Yellow Monitor, Water Monitor, Grey Mongoose, Ring Lizard, Pangolin, and other threatened species. The Royal Bengal Tiger uses Nypa patches for resting, sleeping and dining spaces.Bangladesh faces unpredictable climate change impacts for a long that is subject to multiple stressors originating from a rapidly changing environment(Rahman 2020, Rahman 2021a, Rahman 2022c, Rahman 2023) and social dynamics(Mitchell et al 2015, Rahman et al 2009, Rahman 2021b, Rahman 2022a.…”