Tag:  Sustainable Livelihood

• The Mawals of the Sundarbans: Harvesting Liquid Gold from the Tiger’s Den

  Nestled in the Bay of Bengal, the Sundarbans is the largest mangrove delta in the world, formed by the confluence of the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna rivers. A recognized UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is a land of breathtaking and dangerous beauty, renowned as the only mangrove forest where the Royal Bengal Tiger roams. For…

  Samiran Mandal

  1st May 2026

  magazine

   Banbibi,  Ethical Sourcing,  Forest Culture,  Honey Collectors,  Khalisha Honey,  Mawals,  Sustainable Livelihood,  Traditional Livelihoods,  Wild Honey,  World Heritage Site, Ecotourism, Mangrove Forest, Royal Bengal Tiger, Sundarbans, West Bengal.

• The Sundarbans’ Liquid Gold: Unlocking a Sustainable Future with Nipa Palm Jaggery

  

  When you hear “Sundarbans,” your mind likely pictures a labyrinth of mangrove forests, the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger, and silent, saltwater crocodiles. This UNESCO World Heritage site, split between India and Bangladesh, is a land of fierce beauty and immense ecological importance. But beyond the headlines of wildlife and climate threats lies a silent, unsung…

  Samiran Mandal

  22nd Jul 2025

   Sundarban Travel, Bengal Tiger, photography tourism, Royal Bengal Tiger, Samiran Mandal, Sundarban, Sundarban hotels, Sundarban National Park, Sundarban package, sundarban tour, Sundarban tour guide, Sundarbans, Sundarbans photo, tiger photo, tiger research, tiger reserves, UNESCO

  Alternative Livelihood, Artisanal Food,  Sustainable Development,  Sustainable Livelihood, Bangladesh, Climate Adaptation, Community Empowerment, Conservation, Cottage Industry, Eco-friendly, Goler Gur, Human-Wildlife Conflict, Indian Sundarbans, Mangrove Forest, Natural Sweeteners, Nipa Palm, Nipa Palm Jaggery, Nypa fruticans, Rural Economy, Sundarbans