Sangu Matamuhari

Sangu Matamuhari encompasses 2,331.98 hectares of land, providing essential habitats for numerous species of plants and animals native to Bangladesh's hilly regions.

The wildlife sanctuary received official designation on April 6, 2010, under the Bangladesh Wildlife Preservation Order to protect the region's natural resources.

Local communities participate in co-management initiatives, combining traditional knowledge with modern conservation practices to protect the sanctuary's biodiversity.

Entry to the sanctuary requires permits, and collected fees support local development projects and infrastructure improvements in surrounding communities.

The protected area maintains specific zones for undisturbed wildlife breeding grounds, ensuring the survival of multiple endangered species in their natural environment.

GPS coordinates: 21.68954,92.16686

Latest update: March 4, 2025 04:51