Nazrul Islam Prantique

Working in the field of Geography and Environment

🇧🇩 National Awards & Recognitions

Professor Dr. Md. Nazrul Islam has received significant national recognition for his outstanding research, academic leadership, and dedication to environmental science in Bangladesh. These honors represent his contribution to sustainable development, ecological awareness, and scientific innovation at the national level.

🏅 Best Paper Presenter Award

Event: National Seminar on Geographical Development and Environment
Organizer: Bangladesh Geographical Society (BGS)
Venue: University of Dhaka
Date: March 31, 2015
Topic: “Numerical Modeling on Harmful Algae Bloom and Toxins Produced in a Lake”
Details: Awarded for delivering a high-quality, research-based presentation that addressed urgent ecological and environmental challenges in Bangladesh.

🧪 Special Recognition – I3CWE 2015

Event: International Conference on Climate Change in Relation to Water and Environment (I3CWE)
Venue: DUET, Gazipur, Bangladesh
Date: February 12–14, 2015
Topic: “Numerical Modeling of Climate Change Impact on Toxic Algae Transition and Mitigation Strategies in a Eutrophic Lake Ecosystem”
Details: Dr. Islam was nationally acknowledged for his pioneering research contributions that align with climate adaptation and water resource sustainability goals.

🥇 Government Research Grants & National Fellowships

Institution: Jahangirnagar University and Government Research Initiatives
Details: Throughout his career, Dr. Islam has secured multiple research grants and academic recognition from public institutions in Bangladesh for his continued excellence in environmental and hydrological research.

Professor Dr. Md. Nazrul Islam’s national awards reflect his dedication to solving critical environmental issues in Bangladesh through scientific modeling, sustainable planning, and educational outreach.

Chalan Beel Wetlands
Chemical Fertilizer Use
Padma River Morphology
Fakirhat Biodiversity
Turag River Basin
Ganges-Kobadak Project
Tangail Tow
Bhairab River
Female Garment Workers