It is critical to strictly implement environmental laws in order to solve the many environmental problems that Bangladesh is facing. The intricacies of environmental regulation are explored in this study, which also assesses how well it handles environmental issues at home. In order to achieve effective environmental governance, this study draws attention to the spaces and weaknesses inside the current constitutional structure and how that is put into practice. Also included are the environmental problems in Bangladesh, such as pollution and the loss of natural resources, as well as an evaluation of how well the country's current legal frameworks address these issues. The academic study goes on to ask how well-informed different groups are on environmental issues: governments, businesses, civil society, and the people at large. Efforts to preserve and safeguard the environment are also assessed in relation to this awareness. Drawing on empirical research and case studies, this paper proposes ways to strengthen environmental laws, enhance enforcement mechanisms, and cultivate a broader environmental awareness in society. Adopting a comprehensive approach to environmental law is vital for achieving sustainable environmental management and preserving Bangladesh’s biological heritage. Along with this, we must raise awareness within the sector and inspire active participation.