Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre

by Bangladesh Environment and Development Society (BEDS)
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Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre
Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre
Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre
Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre
Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre
Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre
Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre
Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre
Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre
Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre
Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre
Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre
Building Mangrove Museum & Learning Centre

Project Report | Jul 16, 2026
Museum and Learning Centre will quench thirst for mangrove knowledge

By Mousumi Halder | Project Contributor

Will lightening the Sundarbans coast
Will lightening the Sundarbans coast

The Mangrove Museum and Learning Centre is the only structure that stands for the south-western coastal region of the Mangrove Forest. Through the Centre, forest nature and ecosystem can be realized, and also the culture of the coastal community group. So, researchers, students, and tourists can gather in the museum and enjoy the local knowledge about fishermen, honey collectors, and nypa leaf collectors who depend on the forest resources.

Main objectives of this Centre are

  1. To promote coastal environmental education through inclusive, nature-based learning for students, researchers, and communities.
  2. Support research and knowledge sharing by providing facilities and digital platforms focused on science, tradition, and ethnomedicine.
  3. Strengthen eco-tourism and cultural heritage through sustainable tourism and local traditions.
  4. Build local capacity through training community leaders, developing mangrove graduates, and promoting sustainable livelihoods.
  5. Foster partnerships and policy dialogue to ensure good governance and sustainable ecosystem management.
  6. Drive restoration and sustainability through innovative, replicable programs that build climate resilience.
  7. Develop an online course to provide accessible learning on the Sundarbans, covering mangrove biodiversity, conservation, and related socio-environmental insights from home.

BEDS always strives to advance knowledge and promote sustainability. Without the support of a third party, we can’t take a step. We are always hopeful that in this welfare attempt our all our donors and well-wishers will help us.

We are requesting all our donors to start monthly recurring donations. Please click the following link to get to the site:

https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/donate-to-cyclone-affected-communities-of-bangladesh?show=recurring

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Bangladesh Environment and Development Society (BEDS)

Location: Khulna - Bangladesh
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Project Leader:
Md. Maksudur Rahman
Khulna , Khulna Bangladesh

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