Population dynamics of spotted scat, (Linnaeus 1766) from the Sundarbans of Bangladesh.

In Bangladesh, the mangrove areas of the Sundarbans are a hotspot for the spotted scat (), as the estuarine tributeries are significant zones for fishing, local marketing and foreign trading. Due to the widespread capture of spotted scats in the wild for a variety of uses, parameters of population were estimated using length-frequency and body weight data gathered from various sites in the southwestern forest areas of the country to comprehend the stock's status. Between May 2022 and April 2023, 1280  individuals were sampled from Khulna, Bagerhat and Satkhira.

Coastal aquaculture in Bangladesh: Sundarbans's role against climate change.

The Sundarbans, a natural shield on earth, is one and only place that has many noteworthy environmental and geographical values with breathtaking natural beauties. Near the Sundarbans area, proliferation of aquaculture in this delta contributes appreciably to the national economy. Although aquaculture has become a means of daily livelihood, this sector is nevertheless threatened by a complex of climate change impacts.