A resilient tiger widow from the world’s largest mangrove forest, the Sundarbans (Bangladesh), Shorbanu Khatun, grapples with the relentless impacts of climate change, struggling to provide for her children while preserving the endangered traditions of honey and Gol leaf collecting amidst a world of increasing storms, salinity, and societal ostracism.
Mohammad Rakibul Hasan is a Bangladeshi-born multifaceted practitioner deeply intertwined with photography, humanitarian filmmaking, and visual arts. He is recognized as a committed soul in the global arena of photography and filmmaking, dedicating over two decades to capturing the essence of pressing human rights, social development, political, environmental, and spiritual issues.
