The fertile alluvial plain of the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna
rivers of Bangladesh and Eastern India is densely populated and
very rich with diversified flora and fauna having specific
association and adaptation. The river systems provided great
opportunities like fertile land, biodiversity, scenic beauty,
ports, industries, tourists’ spots, coastal resources,
mangroves, minerals and transportation. Evergreen and semi-
deciduous forests, wetlands and estuaries of this tropic have
wet and dry monsoons enriched with biodiversity and scope for
wide range adaptation. The rural home-based multidisciplinary
farming is traditionally maintained for thousands of years.
Homes are specially designed as centers of all activities;
having houses, cowshed, a pond, forest-grove and a garden, the
basis of present “Permaculture” worldwide. In Bangladesh, about
70% of 165 million people living in rural areas are dependent on
agriculture. Villagers are simple, warmhearted but hardworking;
lead nice and coordinated organic life