Environmental threat in the face of forest destruction.

Environmental environment is facing serious threat due to forest destruction. It is essential to have 25 percent of the land in the country to maintain the balance of the environment, but it is now very sad that now it has reduced to 7 to 8 percent. The only reason is to free forest land. This is the continuation of the World Forest Day in the country. This year, the theme of Forest Day is 'Forest Monitoring'.

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According to a private survey, in the last five years, forest land has reduced to one-third of the country. Although the Bangladesh government said the forest land will be upgraded to 20 percent by 2020. Now it is just more than just implementing it.

Before 1947 to 1962, the zone-based forest department was under the forest guard. Later on 1971, it was under the main forest guard. When Bangladesh became independent in 1971, the reserved and proposed forests were under the forest department of Bangladesh. From 1971 to 1989, Bangladesh Forest Department was under the Ministry of Agriculture. In 1989, Bangladesh Forest and Environment Ministry was established. At the same time, Bangladesh Forest Department was made as a technical branch of this ministry and environmental protection laws were enforced.

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Day-to-day forests are being lost due to the increasing awareness of people's unconsciousness and destructive activities. Some trees are arbitrarily cutting trees in exchange for money. Again, a group of paddy-rich forests has been set up to build industrial factories. Someone is cutting trees and building houses. Besides, the trees are being destroyed in tobacco production. The natural environment of the country in the face of threats and threats, due to cutting trees arbitraryly.

Transparency International said in a report that people of forest department are responsible for the destruction of forest land. Forestry trees are selling freely in exchange for a little money. Originally forest officials are involved in the destruction of forest land. They also showed that 2,770 acres of forest land in Bangladesh is now occupied.
Meanwhile, forest sources said that now the forest area in Bangladesh is around 18 percent of the country's total land. In the 60's, the forest area of ​​Bangladesh was 24 percent. But later it came down to 19 percent. In the 80-90s, it decreased by 16 percent.

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According to a report by the World Bank and DFID, now Bangladesh has about 7 percent of the country's total land area.

Also, different surveys show that at the rate at which trees are being destroyed, trees are not planted. The result is the natural environment. Meanwhile, the country's population is increasing day by day. Unplanned urbanization increases due to unplanned population. Many homes are being built by destroying plants and jungle freely. Due to the destruction of forest land and the increase in population, the natural environment is now being rendered incomplete due to waste.

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