Hannah Bourne-Taylor is a conservationist, bird lover and author of the acclaimed nature memoir Fledgling (2022), described by The Observer as ‘intelligent, poetic and moving’. Dubbed ‘a voice for nature’ by the RSPB and with a loyal following on X for #firstbirdofmyday, Hannah is an award-winning nature-campaigner, named on the Ends Report green policymaking 2024 Power List. She lives in Oxfordshire with her husband and their two Ghanaian rescue dogs.
‘We save what we love. Reading Hannah’s story, compellingly told, you will fall in love with these increasingly endangered birds, true masters of the sky, and realise we must work together to save them.’ Jane Goodall, PhD, DBE, Founder of the Jane Goodall Institute & UN Messenger of Peace Praise for Hannah Bourne-Taylor’s debut nature memoir Fledgling: ‘Intelligent, poetic and moving.’ THE OBSERVER ‘Thoughtful, entrancing and beguilingly honest’ WILLIAM BOYD ‘A story of hope, Fledgling gladdens the heart’ STEPHEN MOSS ‘A haunting and joyously immersive book’ RICHARD GIRLING ‘Heart-rending and heart-mending, Fledgling kindles a fierce fire and sense of protection for the wild’ JULIAN HOFFMAN ‘A tender, passionate and absorbing memoir, shot through with love for the natural world.' LEV PARIKIAN