Rise in elephant killings reveals conservation gaps in Bangladesh

Rise in elephant killings reveals conservation gaps in Bangladesh

On April 25, 2026, a male elephant suffering from illness died in the hilly district of Rangamati in southeastern Bangladesh. Residents from the remote village where it died hacked away at its legs and trunk, which highlight serious failures by the country’s Forest Department as well as a lack of public awareness and sensitivity towards […]

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