Establish new protected areas to protect rare dolphins

The Bangladesh government has declared a wildlife refuge area on January 29, placing it in the strict protection of freshwater dolphins in the Sundarbans, considered the world's largest water ecosystem.

>>>The Irrawaddy dolphin conservation effort in the Mekong River

The Sundarbans are also home to two Asian freshwater dolphins, dolphins in the Ganges and the Irrawaddy dolphins.

Bangladesh has set up three new wildlife sanctuaries to help
protect freshwater dolphins in the Ganges and Irrawaddy. (Photo: Discovery)

Freshwater dolphins are the most endangered wild animals in nature because their habitats are seriously affected by human activities, especially the construction of dams and fishing. Fish of fishermen.

Three safe-haven channels within 31km were found by the 2010 Wildlife Conservation Society and a safe haven for dolphins that are threatened by human activities.

In addition, freshwater dolphins are threatened by fishing equipment, and sea level rise. To preserve the number of important global freshwater dolphins, especially the wildlife sanctuary in the Sundarbans.