The book "Women in Natural Resource Management and Environmental Decision Making" by Arnab Kushal Mistry provides a comprehensive examination of the role of women in natural resource management in Bangladesh. It highlights the activities carried out by rural women in a union, the lowest administrative unit, and analyzes their needs and perspectives regarding sustainable resource management. The study combines qualitative and quantitative methods to identify the factors influencing women's engagement in NRM activities. It also considers the existing institutional environment that supports women in carrying out these activities. The results show that education, awareness, mobility, and participation in non-governmental and governmental organizations are crucial for decision-making in the field of NRM. The findings are not limited to the specific region but reflect a similar pattern in other rural areas of Bangladesh.