I am a British-Bangladeshi ornithologist, conservationist, environmentalist, climate, human rights and anti-genocide activist. I love birds and wildlife, and am an ornithologist, conservationist, environmentalist and race activist. I am a qualified bird ringer and got my C Permit licence age 16 from the British Trust for Ornithology, the youngest age possible to get a licence. I graduated from St John's College, Cambridge University in Human Social Political Sciences (HSPS) which is politics, social anthropology, sociology as they intersect with other issues such as race and gender. My first book, We Have A Dream, highlights 30 young environmentalists of colour from around the world, available from https://bit.ly/3xDFECp. My second book, Birdgirl, is my story – one defined by my love of birds, which bring joy and stillness in difficult times. It's out now from and you can order at https://bit.ly/3tH5mFe. My email is [email protected] and [email protected] for my talent agent & [email protected] for Black2Nature matters. I blogged as Birdgirl from when I was 11 years old and reached millions of readers. I set up Black2Nature age 13 and am President helping to organise nature camps for racially minoritised inner-city children and young people and also Race Equality in Nature Conferences. Age 13, I was also a Bristol European Green Capital 2015 Ambassador and listed as one of Bristol's more influential young people along with singer-songwriter George Ezra and Game of Thrones actress Maisie Williams. I am passionate about stopping climate breakdown, global climate justice, the need for a just transition and the ending of human rights abuses against indigenous peoples.
