Md. Shydul Amin

About

Md. Shydul Amin is a Lecturer in the Department of Forestry and Environmental Science at Rangamati Science and Technology University. His academic and research journey reflects a deep commitment to forest conservation and ecosystem monitoring. He holds both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Forestry, with research interests in soundscape ecology, forest regeneration, and mangrove ecosystems.
His postgraduate thesis focused on the emerging field of soundscape ecology, where he utilized modern acoustic tools to assess acoustic diversity and evaluate ecosystem health in forested landscapes. This innovative approach allowed him to analyze how natural and anthropogenic sounds can indicate ecological integrity. Earlier in his academic career, my undergraduate research explored species composition and regeneration dynamics of mangrove forests, contributing valuable insights into coastal ecosystem resilience.

His future goal is to become a leading academic and researcher in the fields of ecosystem restoration and climate resilience, contributing to science-based policies and solutions that safeguard forest ecosystems and support communities vulnerable to environmental change.

Employment

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Education

• Shahjalal University of Science and Technology MSc
  2021 - 2023
• Shahjalal University of Science and Technology BSc
  2018 - 2022

Projects & Funding

• National Science and Technology (NST) Fellowship Ministry of Science and Technology, Republic People's of Bangladesh
  2024 - 2024

Publications (5)

• Linking the forest soundscape with structural and ecological attributes: a bioacoustic approach
  Bioacoustics 2026 DOI: 10.1080/09524622.2026.2733884
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• Different Roles of Mangrove Ecosystems and Their Significance
  Earth Observation for Monitoring Mangrove Ecosystems 2026
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• Disturbance Effects on Plant Functional Traits, Beta Diversity, and Soil Properties in a Tropical Forest of Bangladesh
  Small-scale Forestry 2026 DOI: 10.1007/s11842-026-09619-8
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• Regeneration potential and response to disturbance of native and exotic species: An analysis of diversity indices and spatial pattern
  Ecological Frontiers 2025 DOI: 10.1016/j.ecofro.2025.05.012
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• Assessing the ecosystem health of Ratargul Freshwater Swamp Forest in Bangladesh using a modified forest quality index
  Ecological Indicators 2025 DOI: 10.1016/j.ecolind.2025.113938
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