Profile of Dr. Md. Shafiqul Bari

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Dr. Md. Shafiqul Bari

Professor

Department of Agroforestry And Environment (AGF)

Faculty of Agriculture

Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science & Technology University, Dinajpur.

E-mail: barimdshafiqul@gmail.com

Mobile: +8801713163399


CAREER OBJECTIVE

    As an academician and course tutor, I have taught undergraduate and postgraduate courses. My responsibilities have included supervising master's and doctoral students, serving as an internal and external examiner, developing and refining curriculum for both undergraduate and postgraduate programs, and conducting research projects funded by domestic and international agencies. In addition to teaching and research, I have contributed to capacity building through training programs for government and non-government organizations. Active participation in departmental and administrative meetings has been integral to my role. Furthermore, I have provided consultancy services to various government and non-government organizations.

RESEARCH INTEREST

    I began my research career in 1996, investigating the impact of soil nutrients and intercultural management on crops such as potatoes, bananas, and rice at Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU), Mymensingh, and Hajee Mohammad Danesh Agricultural College, Dinajpur. This research continued until 2002. From 2003 to 2009, I shifted my focus to agricultural land-use systems at Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University (HSTU), with a particular emphasis on evaluating the sustainability of various agroforestry practices. Since 2010, my research has centered on the environmental impacts on ecosystems and biota. I have examined the effects of climate change on agricultural productivity and livelihood security, assessed environmental pollutants in Sweden and Vietnam, and modeled air pollutants in England. Extensive research on elevated ground-level ozone (O3) impacts on vegetation was conducted at the Laboratory of Ecology and Environmental Sciences in Athens, Greece. Additionally, I have evaluated the carbon sequestration potential of agroforestry tree species. To enhance capacity building, I developed Strategic Environmental Assessment and Disaster Risk Management courses under the auspices of the European Union (EU) and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida). My research extended to Big Data analysis of plant-environment relationships at the Plant Phenomic Laboratory, Tokyo University, Japan. Through visits to approximately 20 countries, I broadened my knowledge of agroforestry and the environment. As a Principal Investigator (PI), I have led nearly 28 international and national research projects funded by organizations such as the European Union (EU), Sida, SANDEE, ICIMOD, KGF, BAS, UGC, MOST, WB, and BARC. I have been awarded approximately eight fellowships and scholarships, authored a textbook on agroforestry, and published nearly 65 scientific articles in peer-reviewed journals. My work also includes presentations at international, national, and local conferences and the publication of popular articles on agroforestry and environmental issues. My current research interests encompass: • The impact of climate change on individual organisms and ecosystems • The effects of mining, industrial, and brickfield pollutants • Air pollutant modeling for Bangladesh agriculture and ecosystems • Multifunctional landscaping in Charland, plain land, and hilly land ecosystems • Agrosilvopastoral systems in plain land ecosystems • Forest and fruit tree-based agroforestry systems in the Braind tract and north-western Bangladesh

EDUCATION

  1. Postdoctoral studies, 2018

    Tokyo University, Japan

  2. Postdoctoral studies, 2016

    York University, UK

  3. Diploma in SEA, 2014

    Gothenburg University, Sweden

  4. Certificate course, 2013

    Wageningen University, Netherlands

  5. Ph. D., 2010

    Bangladesh Agricultural University

  6. Postdoctoral studies, 2010

    Athens Agricultural University, Greece

  7. M.S. in Horticulture, 1997

    Bangladesh Agricultural University

  8. B.Sc. in Agriculture (Hons.), 1991

    Bangladesh Agricultural University


PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

  1. Lecturer
    Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University

    November 27, 1997 to May 23, 2004

  2. Assistant Professor
    Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University

    May 24, 2004 to August 20, 2008

  3. Associate Professor
    Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University

    August 21, 2008 to December 11, 2011

  4. Professor
    Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University, Dinajpur, Bangladesh

    December 12, 2011 to Present


PUBLICATIONS

Journal Papers

  1.  Impacts of Climate Change on Teesta River Basin Char Lands: A Study of Livelihood and Ecosystem Dynamics in Bangladesh

  2. Assessing the cropland changes into agroforestry and its livelihood outcomes: Evidence from northern Bangladesh

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  3. An assessment of agroforestry as a climate‐smart practice: Evidences from farmers of northwestern region of Bangladesh

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  4. Potential of Agroforestry Practices in Multifunctional Landscapes for Enhancing the Livelihoods of Local Dwellers in the North-Western Charlands of Bangladesh


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  5. The Biodiversity Status and Conservation Activities of Singra National Park (SNP) in the Link of Co-Management Strategy


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  7. Livelihood Improvements Through Agroforestry: Evidence from Northern Bangladesh


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  8. Screening of ten Bangladeshi wheat varieties for their sensitivity to ozone

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  9. Timber Based Multistoried Agroforestry System- Environmentally Friendly and Sustainable Cropping System for Livelihood Improvement

  10. Quality Assessment of Groundwater for Irrigation at Dinajpur in Bangladesh

  11. Effect of Seedling Tuber Size and Depth of Planting on the Growth and Yield of Potato

  12. Estimation of Yield and Quality of Banana Fruit Affected by Banana Leaf and Fruit Beetle, Nodostoma Viridipenis (Coleoptera: Eumolpidae ) in Bangladesh

  13. Effect of Zinc, Boron, Sulphur and Magnesium on the Growth and Yield of Potato.

  14. Effect of Tillage, Raking and Weeding on the Growth, Yield and Economics of Aus Rice (cv. BR 20)

  15. Growth and yield Potentials of Some Mungbean Varities.

  16. Estimation of Leaf Damage of Banana Affected by Banana Leaf and Fruit Beetle, Nodstoma Viridipenis Most. (Coleoptera:Eumolpidae ) in Bangladesh

  17. Comparative Performance of Potato under Different Situations in Bogra District

  18. Response of Garlic to Different Levels of Nitrogen and Potassium

  19. Growth and Yield of Indian Spinach under Different Reduced Light Levels for Agroforestry System

  20. Effect of Phosphorous on Different Multipurpose Tree Species at Seedling Growing Stage

  21. Performance of Multipurpose Trees and Field Crops under Different Management Practices in an Agroforestry System

  22. Effect of Pruning on Tree Height and Trunk Circumference in Five Agroforestry Tree Species

  23. Growth Performance of Different Types of Melia azedarach sapling for Agroforestry Practices

  24. Response of barley to sowing time and nitrogen rate in high Barind Tract of Bangladesh.

  25. Role of Indigenous Vegetables in National Economy and Poverty Alleviation in Bangladesh. Proceedings of the 1st international conference on Indigenous Vegetables and Legumes Prospectus for fighting poverty, hunger and malnutrition

  26. Effect of Irrigation and fertilization on yield and quality of litchi (Litchi chinensis sonn.)

  27. Performance of two Carrot Varities in Goraneem based Agroforestry System

  28. Evaluation of Two Brinjal Cultivars in Goraneem based Agroforestry System.

  29. Influence of Storage Structure and Storage Duration on the Seed Quality of Aromatic Rice

  30. Performance of lemon and guava as middle layer crops under coconut based multistoried Agroforestry system.

  31. Effects of Mulching and Levels of Potassium on Growth and Yield of Carrot.

  32. Multistoried Agroforestry: An Alternative Avenue for Maximization of Agricultural Land Uses

  33. Performance of okra under litchi-based agroforestry system

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  34. Production Potential of Ginger under Different Spacing of Dalbergia sissoo

  35. Allelopathic Proclivities of Dalbergia sissoo on Agricultural Crops

  36. Performance of medicinal plants under mango-based agroforestry system.

  37. Bio-economic evaluation of aloe vera in coconut based multistoried agroforestry system

  38. Performance of carrot as intercrop in multistrata sissoo woodlot.

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  39. Economic Evaluation and Yield Performance of Some Medicinal Plants in Coconut Based Multistoried Agroforestry Systems.

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  40. Studies on the Effect of some Inorganic and Organic Substances against Ozone Damage of Sensitive Crops.

  41.  Potentiality of Potato Based Agrisilvicultural Land Use System in the Northern Part of Bangladesh

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  42. PHYTOCHEMICAL ASSESSMENT OF SOME MEDICINAL PLANTS UNDER DIFFERENT AGROFORESTRY SYSTEMS

  43. Screening of Bangladeshi winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) cultivars for sensitivity to ozone

  44. Potentiality of Organic Rice Production Fertilized with Different Agroforestry Tree Leaf Litter in Northern Bangladesh

  45. Varietal performance of transplanted aman rice under mango based agroforestry system

  46. Potentiality of carbon sequestration by agroforestry species in Bangladesh

  47. Potentiality of Litchi-Fodder Based Agroforestry System in Bangladesh

  48. Screening of Potato Varieties under Litchi Based Agroforestry System

  49.  Assessment of the state of agroecosystem sustainability using landscape indicators: a comparative study of three rural areas in Greece.

  50. Cost-benefit analysis of different agroforestry systems and practices of Kaharole Upazila of Dinajpur District,

  51.  Evaluation of Brinjal Production Influenced by Tree Canopies Under Litchi Based Agroforestry System

  52. Cost-benefit analysis of different agroforestry systems and practices of Kaharole Upazila of Dinajpur District,

  53. Strategic Environmental Assessment: Current Status, Practices and Challenges in Bangladesh

  54.  Livelihood Improvement of Farmers through Agroforestry Practices in Teesta and Jamuna River Basins

  55.  Agroforestry: A potential land use practice in newly accreted char land of Bangladesh

Conference Papers

  1. Multistoried Cropping System- A new room for indigenous vegetables and medicinal plants.

  2. MPT’s Plantation Systems in the Northern Agro Ecological Zones.

  3. Timber Based Multistoried Agroforestry System- Environmental Friendly and Sustainable Cropping System for Livelihood Improvement.

  4. Livelihood Security and Mitigating Climate Changes in the Barind Tract of Bangladesh through Practicing Agroforestry Systems.

  5. Comparative Studies of DSSAT and DOSE Models for Weather Data Assimilation in Relation to Plant Atmosphere Interface.

Books

  1. Basis of Agroforestry

  2. Multistoried Cropping System- A new room for indigenous vegetables and medicinal plants

Others

  1. Performance of Carrot as Intercrop under Multistoried Agroforestry System in Bangladesh


Awards and SCHOLARSHIPS

  1. ITP (DRM)

    Funded by: Sida (Swedish International Development Agency)

  2. BAU Agricultural Graduate Scholarship,

    Funded by: BAU, Mymensingh

  3. Bangladesh Junior researcher Fellowship

    Funded by: Ministry of Science and Technology, Bangladesh

  4. UGC Doctoral Fellowship,

    Funded by: UGC Bangladesh

  5. Greece Postdoctoral Fellowship

    Funded by: IKY, Greece

  6. China Ministry of Science and Technology Fellowship

    Funded by: China Ministry of Science and Technology

  7. UK Fellowship

    Funded by: British Council, UK

  8. ITP Fellowship, SEA

    Funded by: Sida (Swedish International Development Agency)

  9. The Crawford Fund Fellowship

    Funded by: The Crawford Fund, Australia

  10. AgriFoSe2030 visiting scholar

    Funded by: Sida (Swedish International Development Agency)

  11. MIF fellow

    Funded by: The Matsumae International Foundation, Japan

  12. ITP Fellowship

    Funded by: Sida (Swedish International Development Agency)


PROJECTS

  1. Strategies for Mitigation and Adaptation to Climate Change Impact in the Char land Ecosystem of Tista River Basin

    Funded by: Ministry of Science and Technology, Bangladesh

    Position: Principal Investigator

    Description: This project will investigate the coping mechanism of the farmers of the Tista River Basin (Char land) through participatory approaches.

  2. Potentiality of Okra-Mango Based Agroforestry Practice as Multifunctional Landscape in the Climate Vulnerable Char land of Bangladesh for Better Economic and Eco Service Return

    Funded by: Ministry of Science and Technology, Bangladesh

    Position: Principal Investigator

    Description: The possibility of okra production at the char land soil of the mango orchard was evaluated.

  3. Varietal performance of garlic influenced by planting spacing under moringa based agroforestry system

    Funded by: Institute of Research and Training, HSTU

    Position: Principal Investigator

    Description: The best garlic variety and their planting spacings were found on the floor of the moringa orchard.

  4. Prospect of fenugreek (methi) cultivation under different agroforestry practices in the northern part of Bangladesh

    Funded by: University Grants Commission, Bangladesh

    Position: Principal Investigator

    Description: Evaluation of Methi production under different agroforestry systems like litchi, mango, and moringa based was investigated.

  5. Potentiality of organic tomato production under litchi-based agroforestry systems

    Funded by: University Grants Commission, Bangladesh

    Position: Principal Investigator

    Description: The possibility of organic tomato production on the floor of the litchi orchard in the Dinajpur district was evaluated.

  6. Identification, documentation and improving of existing agroforestry systems in the selected agro-ecological region of Bangladesh

    Funded by: BAS-USDA

    Position: Principal Investigator

    Description: Improved agroforestry practices were identified for the northern part of Bangladesh from both economic and eco-service perspectives.

  7. Improvement of agroforestry practices for better livelihood and environment in Char land area of Tista River Basin

    Funded by: Krishi Gobeshona Foundation (KGF)

    Position: Principal Investigator

    Description: Improved agroforestry models were developed and assessed in the Tista char land area of the Nilphamary and Rangpur districts.

  8. Capacity development of Asian Universities on Strategic Environmental Assessment

    Funded by: European Union (EU) as an Erasmus + Program

    Position: Project Leader

    Description: Departmental Capacity Development on the assessment of strategic environmental assessment was done.

  9. Restoration of Forest through Village Common Forest (VCF) Management with and without NGO Intervention: Evidence from Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHTs) of Bangladesh

    Funded by: SANDEE and ICIMOD, Nepal

    Position: Principal Investigator

    Description: The impact of forest restoration activities on livelihood done by NGOs and tribal people themselves was investigated.


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