1100 acres of forest in the Kuakata

The forested forests of Kuakata in Kalapara upazila of Patuakhali are getting drenched day by day. Shrubs of natural disasters and the waves of the ocean are taking root from the roots and the tree of the garden is growing up. The tree is destroyed due to the breakdown of the beach.

Forests and environmentalists say that the level of water has increased abnormally due to the effects of climate change and sedimentation under the sea. Nature is in disarray with the level of water rising. As a result, huge waves of the sea are falling on the shore. For this reason, in the last 11 years, more than half of the 100 acres of forests stored in the Kuakata National Park and the forest in the Bay of Bengal have disappeared. Now there are 1,030 acres of forest.

Dean of Disaster Management Faculty of Patuakhali Science and Technology University, AKM Abdul Ahad Biswas said, "In this situation, along with the initiative to prevent erosion in the beach, new forestry has to be done." For this reason, initiatives will be taken to ensure water-resistant and salt-tolerant plants. Coordinated integrated management needs. Then the beauty of the beautiful beauty of Kuakata beach along with the beauty of the forest will be saved.

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Recently, the beach is seen, the roots of the sand on the shores of the sea flutter out of roots. There are several trees standing in some way. The roots of numerous trees are scattered around the vast area on the beach. Large tide is falling on the tide of tides in the sand. The trees lying on the beach are cut off by the coastal people. And the bottom part is on the beach.

Ruman Imtiaz, managing director of the private Kuakata Tourist Center, said that the breakdown of the beach and the waves caused the palate and coconut gardens disappearing. The mangrove forest is on the way to Bilione.

According to sources in the coastal forest division, Patuakhali office sources said, the area of ​​forest in Kuakata is 2, 165 and 80 acres. In 2005, the government declared it a national park. To make attractive by tourists, in the year 2007-2008, the jow-gardens were built on 10 thousand hectares of land along this natural forest. Since 2010 there has been a new garden in this forest. However, since the cyclone Sidr in 2007, the forests in the face of natural disasters and sea erosion erupted. At least 100 acres of forest is destroyed every year.

Projects related to 'Biodiversity Conservation and Eco-Tourism Development' in the area of ​​forest department were taken up by Divisional Forest Officer of the coastal forest department Mohammad Aminul Islam in Quetta. Besides, letters are being given for the action of the pubo to prevent the breakdown of the beach.

Asked about the development of Purba Kalapara office, Executive Engineer Abul Khair said a project has been taken to protect the erosion. Work will be started if its approval and money are allocated.

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