Birds of the Sundarban

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Photo credits
Emdadul Islam BituA development communication visualizer,
photographer, photojournalist, consultant, andresearcher. Founder of the Darkroom photo
agency. He has many lifestyles, agricultural,climate change and food security-related
documentation experiences. Several books ofphotographic documentaries have already been
published, such as—'Promising lives', 'DebBarma', 'Improving the living conditions of
children of sex workers, 'Through the lens ofCDMP', 'United Nations Development Assistance
Framework', 'Empowered lives, resilientBangladesh'etc.
He worked with several internationaldevelopment organizations, such as— British
Council, UNRCO, UNMC, UNDP, UNAIDS, FAO,IRG, Action Aid, Plan Bangladesh, Asia
Foundation, ICDDRB, DFID, GIZ, Qatar RedCrescent, Qatar Charity, USP, Oxfam, Save the
Children, Concern Universal, Resolve to savelives, ICCO, CIPRB etc. He had been working for
more than two decades in Bangladesh'swilderness and forested areas.
Sankar SinghaBorn and brought up in East Medinipur, West
Bengal, India. Safety Health and EnvironmentSpecialist in various construction projects by
profession. He was in Bangladesh for severalyears for professional reasons. In love with
nature, travelling worldwide, including thesubcontinent and wildlife photography, is his
hobby and joy.
Kawsar MostafaThe Nature Legend of Bangladesh. He started his
Nature-love journey in 1985 as an enthusiast ofthe Notre Dame Nature Study Club. Later he
became the Founder and Director of the NatureStudy Society of Bangladesh in 1996. He started
his journey as a professional Mariner in 1990,working as Captain of Ocean Going ships last 16
years in a different multinational company. Hecontinued his serene love for nature and his study
for its sustainable conservation since 1985.