Baishari Bangdepa Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area in Ramu Upazila of Cox’s Bazar District in southeastern Bangladesh. Established on 16 April 2023 under the Bangladesh Wildlife (Conservation and Security) Act, 2011, it covers 2,233.055 hectares and is part of the country’s government wildlife sanctuary system. Its landscape includes forests, hills, roads, and water boundaries near places such as Tulatoli Beach, Ginatali Beach, the Meherghona Range, and the road from Chattogram to Ute Arakan. The sanctuary contains deciduous, dry deciduous, and moist peninsular sal forest habitats that support elephants, bears, leopards, sambar deer, spotted deer, and other wildlife, while also contributing to environmental protection, climate resilience, local livelihoods, and education.