This book investigates the nature and extent of environmental degradation in rural Bangladesh. It examines the specific forms this degradation takes, such as soil erosion, water pollution, and deforestation, and quantifies their impact on the rural landscape and its inhabitants. The author, Md. Hassanur Rahman, draws upon research and data to present a comprehensive overview of the environmental challenges facing rural Bangladesh.

The book is presented as a focused study on environmental degradation within a specific geographical context. Its inclusion of bibliographical references suggests an academic or research-oriented approach, likely appealing to students, researchers, and policymakers interested in environmental issues in Bangladesh and similar regions. The detailed examination of the 'nature and extent' indicates a data-driven and analytical perspective.