Baishari Bangdepa Wildlife Sanctuary is located in
Ramu Upazila of Cox's Bazar District. It covers a total area of 2,233.055 hectares, making it one of the largest sanctuaries in Bangladesh. The sanctuary was established on 16 April 2023, according to Section 13(1) of the "Bangladesh Wildlife (Conservation and Security) Act, 2011." It is one of 25 government wildlife sanctuaries in Bangladesh. Baishari Bangdepa Wildlife Sanctuary is important not only for wildlife conservation, but also for protecting the environment, addressing climate change, and supporting the livelihoods and education of local people. • To the north: the water boundary of Tulatoli Beach, government forest land of Eidgaon Mouza • To the south:
Ramu Rubber Plantation, Baghkhali Beat, the water boundary of Ginatali Beach, and government forest land of Garjania Mouza • To the east: the paved road from Chattogram to Ute Arakan • To the west: the water boundary of Meherghona Range, Makhuyakhali Mouza, and the flowing area except for government forest land in Joarianala Range Mouza The sanctuary is surrounded by various forests, rivers, hills, and roads. Its northern, southern, eastern, and western borders are all marked by forests, water boundaries, and other important areas. == Environment and forest types ==