Climate change and climate justice hold deep personal significance for me, intertwining with both my professional aspirations and personal passions. As a hobbyist wildlife photographer, I’ve witnessed firsthand the stark realities of climate change. Capturing animals and birds in their natural habitats is not
just a hobby; it’s a journey into the heart of coexistence but with a painful reminder of what we stand to lose. The diminishing habitats and the ever-increasing struggles of wildlife due to climate change and deforestation are not just abstract concepts, but realities I encounter through my lens.

In my work as an engineer, this translates into a relentless pursuit of sustainable and eco-friendly solutions. The urgency to combat climate change is more than a professional responsibility; it’s a personal mission to preserve the natural world I so deeply cherish. The stories of disappearing wildlife, like the one-horned rhinoceros (once found around my village) that my grandfather used to talk about; or the now elusive Great Horned Hornbill in Bangladesh, are a constant impetus. They fuel my commitment to engineering practices that respect and protect our environment.

To me, climate justice means striving for a world where the loss of such magnificent creatures is halted, and their habitats are preserved and restored. It’s about creating a future where my children, and their children, can experience the wonder and diversity of wildlife not just through photographs and stories but in their natural, thriving habitats. My professional work and personal advocacy are thus deeply motivated by these experiences, driving a commitment to sustainable practices and environmental conservation.

Dare to envision a future where sustainability is not just an option, but the foundation of all development. Channel your passion into creating innovative solutions that always harmonize progress with the planet’s health.