Tigers in the Mangroves: Research and Conservation of the Tiger in the Sundarbans of Bangladesh, Arannayk Foundation, 9789843335449

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Tigers in the Mangroves: Research and Conservation of the Tiger in the Sundarbans of Bangladesh

M Monirul H Khan (Author)

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Tigers of the Sundarbans are the only tigers that live in mangroves,, yet they have the highest probability of persistence in the long-term if we can ensure their scientific management. This magnificent creature is the icon of the natural heritage of Bangladesh where it has become the prestigious National Animal. Information on this unique tigers of unique habitat, however, is very limited. Tigers in mangroves is a comprehensive, scientific and eminently readable book that presents the basic information of tigersand the sundarbans as well as research finding on various aspects of tiger and there conservations. The of this book is a leading research of tigers an other wildlife of Bangladesh.

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About the author

M Monirul H Khan

Dr. M. Monirul H. Khan is a wildlife biologist specializing in research and conservation of tigers. He received his PhD from the University of Cambridge, UK, in 2004 for this work on the ecology and conservation of the tiger in the Sundarbans of Bangladesh. Afterwards he continued working on the tiger with the Zoological Society of London, UK, and was supported by the Save the Tiger Fund, Bangladesh Forest Department and a few other entities. Currently he serves as Associate Professor of Zoology in Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh, and his activities include reaching and research on various aspects of wildlife and wildlife habitats. He also spends a lot of time in watching and photographing wildlife in Bangladesh and abroad. Dr. Khan is the author of the book Protected Areas of Bangladesh – A Guide to Wildlife (2008), the co-author of Bangladesh Tiger Action Plan 2009-2017 (2009) and the author/co-author of many scientific and popular articles. In this book he has presented his findings on various aspects of tiger of the Sundarbans – the least known to scientists of the world’s tiger – as well as collating a wide range of relevant material from various sources. The book is further enriched by the photographs taken by the author.

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