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Quantification of Carbon Stock and Tree Diversity of Homegardens in Rangpur District, Bangladesh

Homegarden systems are suggested to hold a large potential for carbon (C) sequestration, especially for climate change mitigation and adaptation under changing environment. This is because of the…

Enclosure environment affects the activity budgets of captive Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata)

Interestingly, in the vegetated enclosure, time spent feeding on natural vegetation was equal to the amount of time spent feed on provisioned food, suggesting that factors other than energetic and nutritional needs may be important determinants of the activity budget of the species.
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ECOLOGY AND BREEDING BIOLOGY OF CHESTNUT-TAILED STARLING, STURNUS MALABARICUS (GMELIN 1789)

Studies on the ecology and breeding biology of Chestnut-tailed Starling, Sturnus malabaricus (Gmelin) were carried out in Dhaka and Nilphamari districts and found this bird mainly found in parties and small flocks on the upper canopy and leaf of the trees to feed on insects.
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Diversity and Population of Avifauna of Two Urban Sites in Dhaka, Bangladesh

Preference for nesting sites were significantly higher on the indigenous trees in both study sites, meaning that vegetation is important factor affecting the abundance of urban avifauna.
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Comparison of Population and Feeding Ecology of Two Endangered Varanid Lizards of Bangladesh

Available with fulltext. Key words: Population; Feeding ecology; Endangered varanids; Conservation Ecoprint An International Journal of Ecology Vol. 14, 2007 Page: 79-88 Uploaded date : 31 May, 2011
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Structure and Composition of Plant across Different Urban Land Vegetation in Dhaka South City, Bangladesh

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The foraging behavior of Japanese macaques Macaca fuscata in a forested enclosure: Effects of nutrient composition, en- ergy and its seasonal variation on the consumption of natu- ral plant foods

This pre- liminary investigation showed that the forested enclosure allowed troop members to more fully express their species typical flexi- ble behavior by challenging them to adjust their foraging behavior to seasonal changes of plant item diversity and nutritional con- tent, also providing the possibility for individuals to nutritionally enhance their diet.
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ECOLOGY AND DIVERSITY OF WILDLIFE IN THE ECO-PARK OF THE JAMUNA BRIDGE AND ITS ADJACENT AREA, SIRAJGONJ, BANGLADESH

The study shows that illegal exploitation of trees, overgrazing of domestic animals, shooting and collection of young animals are the mentionable causes for declining wild animals and it is suggested that awareness creation and preparation of proper management action plan are necessary in order to protect the wildlife resources in the study area.
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The effect of urban and rural habitats on activity budgets of the endangered Northern Plains sacred langur, Semnopithecus entellus (Dufresne, 1797) in Jessore, Bangladesh

The Northern Plains sacred langurs showed a considerable behavioral plasticity in response to variation of habitat and resources, and the knowledge of these differences is important for the conservation and management of this species.
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Diversity Of Wildlife At Ruhitpur Union, Keraniganj, Dhaka

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