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Hamza Yassin

The Week Junior Science+Nature UK

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Issue 80

Go behind the camera with a wildlife filmmaker.

Hamza Yassin

For Hamza Yassin, being in nature is about letting your imagination run free. "Let's build a den, let's build a fire, let's climb a tree, let's jump a stream," he says enthusiastically, while talking to The Week Junior Science+Nature.

From a young age, Yassin has been exploring the wonders of nature. Now the naturalist, conservationist and wildlife cameraman has written a book called Hamza's Wild World, which shares his passion for wildlife and also his experiences with dyslexia (a condition that affects the way a person learns). As a child, Yassin would look at a book and "spend a really long time trying to read the information". His new book has a dyslexic-friendly layout, so all children can find out about the natural world.

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