Md. Aman Ullah, Cox’s Bazar.
Twenty -two olive reedley species of tortoise have been released on the beach in Cox’s Bazar.
Born in the nursery operated under the joint management of Cox’s Bazar Forest Department and Nature Conservation Management (Nect), the tortoise was released on Wednesday (April 7th) in the Inani beach.
Chittagong region forest conservator was present. Molla Rezaul Karim. He said that the child of Kachim was released, he said that the Bay of Bengal is a large habitat of olive reedley tarol or olive color marine tortoise. This valuable aspect of the unique biodiversity of the sea is very important for the balance of the natural environment of the sea and the conservation of the ecosystem. ‘
Cox’s Bazar South Forest Department Divisional Forest Officer Md. Nurul Islam, Cox’s Bazar District Fisheries Officer Mr. Md.
Abdul Qayyum, Manager of Natural Resources Management and Climate Change of Nature Conservation Management (Nect), said that eggs have been collected from 12 points in Cox’s Bazar and so far 4 thousand tortoises have been released. Cox’s Bazar, the longest beach in the world, comes to give a large amount of olive -colored marine tortoise eggs every year. Cox’s Bazar Forest Department and Nacam joint management collect these eggs and collect the eggs at more than 12 points from Cox’s Bazar city to Teknaf to create a safe environment for the baby.
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