[Md. Mostafijur Rahman Shuvo - Mangrove Eco-Tourism and Wildlife Conservation Center, Sharankhola, Sundarbans, Bangladesh. - COVER IMG] Mangrove Eco-Tourism and Wildlife Conservation Centre, Sharankhola, Sundarbans.
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Mangrove Eco-Tourism and Wildlife Conservation Center, Sharankhola, Sundarbans, Bangladesh.

University/SchoolStamford University Bangladesh
Lead ArchitectMd. Mostafijur Rahman Shuvo
Project Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNcKXGYOweo

“Sundarbans: A Sanctuary for the Soul” The Mangrove Eco-Tourism & Wildlife Conservation Centre, Sharankhola, Sundarbans, is designed as a single hub to protect, research, and celebrate the Sundarbans. Featuring elevated trails, wildlife hatching zones, research and veterinary labs, and visitor amenities, it minimizes ground impact while maximizing conservation. Built with sustainable, storm- and saline-resistant materials, the project fosters eco-tourism, curbs poaching, supports local communities, and safeguards the unique biodiversity of the world’s largest mangrove forest.