Welcome to SaveKarnaphuli! We are a nonprofit group working hard to protect and restore the Karnaphuli River in Chattogram. Our main goal is to keep this important river healthy for future generations. We do this by using eco-friendly methods, involving local communities, and teaching people about how to take care of the river and its surroundings. We also work to reduce pollution and promote sustainable practices that help maintain the river’s natural beauty. By supporting local projects and advocating for better environmental policies, we strive to make a lasting impact. Together, we can ensure that the Karnaphuli River continues to thrive and support the lives that depend on it. Join us in our mission to save the Karnaphuli River and create a better future for all.
Protect and Restore: We work to cut pollution, fix damaged habitats, and encourage green practices along the Karnaphuli River.
Educate and Engage: We teach people about environmental issues and involve them in river conservation through programs and events.
Advocate for Change: We team up with local leaders, businesses, and others to push for rules that protect the river and support sustainable growth.
Community Involvement: We get local people involved in our projects and listen to their ideas on how to care for the river.
We organize regular clean-up events to remove trash and debris from the Karnaphuli River and its banks. These efforts not only improve the river’s health but also raise awareness about the importance of keeping our waterways clean.
Our reforestation projects aim to restore native vegetation along the riverbanks, preventing soil erosion, improving water quality, and providing habitat for local wildlife. Join us in planting trees and revitalizing our environment.
Education is key to long-term change. We conduct workshops, seminars, and school programs to teach community members, especially young people, about the importance of environmental conservation and sustainable living practices.
We collaborate with government agencies, local businesses, and other organizations to advocate for stronger environmental protections and sustainable development policies. Our goal is to create lasting change that benefits both the river and the people who depend on it.
At SaveKarnaphuli, our impact is amplified through a robust network of partners, supporters, and collaborators who share our vision for a sustainable future. Our network spans across various sectors, including environmental organizations, academic institutions, government agencies, corporate partners, and local
We invite you to join us in our mission to save the Karnaphuli River. Whether you want to volunteer, donate, or partner with us, there are many ways to make a difference. Together, we can create a sustainable future for
At SaveKarnaphuli, we leverage a diverse array of resources to support our mission of protecting and restoring the Karnaphuli River and its surrounding environment. Our resources encompass financial support, human capital, technological tools, and strategic partnerships, all of which play
At SaveKarnaphuli, our commitment to environmental conservation is driven by a multifaceted approach that addresses the various challenges facing the Karnaphuli River and its surrounding ecosystems. Here’s an overview of the key initiatives and programs we implement to protect and
Our reforestation projects aim to restore native vegetation along the riverbanks, preventing soil erosion, improving water quality, and providing habitat for local wildlife. Join us in planting trees and revitalizing our environment. Our reforestation projects aim to restore native vegetation
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Mohammad Bin Khalek, born on 25 June 1954 at Gopalgong, Bangladesh. His father’s name is late Hemayet Ahmed and mother’s name is Mrs. Anwara Ahmed. He was awarded a Ph.D. degree in International Law from Manchester University in 1985. The title of his Ph.D. thesis was “Non-navigational Uses of the Waters of International Rivers: Rights of Riparian States-Extent & Limits.” He has 69 publications, including 7 books.
Mr. Bin Khalek passed away on 2 December 1997 at the National University Hospital, Singapore at 3:51 PM, Bangladesh time. His cause of death was identified as Fungal Infection of the Lungs. He has left behind his mother, wife, one son, one daughter, two brothers, four sisters, and many devoted workers and well-wishers.
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"Volunteering with SaveKarnaphuli has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life. Participating in river clean-ups and reforestation projects has given me a profound appreciation for the environment. The dedication of the team and the community's response has been truly inspiring. Together, we are making a real difference."
"As an environmental educator, partnering with SaveKarnaphuli has allowed me to extend my reach and impact. Their commitment to community education and sustainable practices is unmatched. Seeing the enthusiasm of the local children during our workshops is a testament to the organization's influence and the bright future we are nurturing."
"SaveKarnaphuli's efforts in restoring the Karnaphuli River are commendable. Their scientific approach to addressing pollution and habitat destruction is impressive. I have been privileged to collaborate on several projects, and their dedication to environmental conservation is truly exceptional. Their work is vital for the health of our ecosystems."
"SaveKarnaphuli has transformed our community's outlook on environmental conservation. Their regular clean-up events and educational programs have instilled a sense of responsibility and pride in our natural resources. I am grateful for their tireless efforts and proud to support such a meaningful cause."
Join the SaveKarnaphuli community and help make a difference! Whether you want to volunteer at a clean-up event, take part in planting trees, or assist with our educational programs, there’s a place for you. Your support is crucial in our mission to protect and restore the Karnaphuli River. Together, we can create a healthier environment for everyone.
92, Shah Anis Market, Momin Road, Kotwali, Chattogram-4000.
+880 1626 000077
