Using the power of the cameras in the forest department, a census of the Sundarbans line, khulna, Sharankhola and a census of the census are conducted.
It will take two years to determine the exact number of Royal Bengal Tigers living in the Sundarbans, according to the population of the country's only natural tigers, according to the population of the Sundarbans.
Under the Bengal Tiger Conservation Academy Project organized by USAID, NGOs working in the forest department, with the assistance of flood crews, are working to preserve a tiger of the country.
Census started in November last year, using the camera trapping system to determine the population of the world's largest mangrove forests, about 60% of which is inside Bangladesh.
According to the latest census ending in 2015, there were more than 106 forests in the Sundarbans of Bangladesh, down from 440 in 2004. Project officials want to know, how this number has been retained, or has fallen further?
