S.M. Tanveer Ahmad

Biography

My research is in the field of Global Change Biology, in which I seek to understand the intricate, dynamic, and interactive components of ecosystem responses in the face of various environmental challenges. With a profound interest in conservation, sustainability, and forest ecology, my research experiences include projects on orchid diversity, participatory plantation strategies, and assessing disturbances caused by eco-tourism, especially in tropical biomes. Holding a Master’s degree in Climate Change and Development, I have a comprehensive academic background in diverse subjects such as disaster management, health impact, and GIS techniques. Furthermore, I bring invaluable practical insights from my role as an Assistant Manager at Duncan Brothers Bangladesh Limited (Camellia PLC, UK), where I oversaw all aspects of tea and rubber cultivation, including seedling management, pest control, and overall tea growing landscape. My diverse skill set positions me as a versatile researcher poised to contribute meaningfully to the field of Global Change Biology.

Publications

Hasan, M.M., Chowdhury, M.M.H., Reza, M.S., Ahmad, S.M.T. & Ahmed, R. (2017). Bamboo Status and consumption pattern in and around Inani protected forest of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Paper presented at International Congress of Ecology, Beijing, China. 

Hasan, M.M., Chowdhury, M.M.H., Reza, M.S., Ahmad, S.M.T. & Ahmed, R. (2016). Status and consumption pattern of natural and homestead bamboo along with their monetary services in and around the Inani protected forest of Cox’s Bazar. Paper presented at Second Conference on Research for Sustainable Development, Sylhet, Bangladesh. 

Education

• Ph.D. in Integrated Bioscience, The University of Akron, U.S.A. (Expected graduation: 2029)
• M.Sc. in Climate Change and Development, Independent University Bangladesh, Bangladesh (2019)
• B.Sc. (Hons) in Forestry, Shahjalal University of Science and Technology, Bangladesh (2016)