Hello, This's Eanur

Md. Eanur Hossain is a Bangladesh-based journalist and documentary filmmaker with over eight years of experience in journalism, visual storytelling, and documentary production. His work focuses on people, culture, wildlife, biodiversity, and the environmental challenges shaping Bangladesh.

He currently works as a freelance visual journalist and documentary filmmaker, collaborating with international media organisations, including AFP, DW Bangla, France Télévisions, Southern Era Network, and others. His work spans field reporting, research, story development, cinematography, interviews, and documentary production.

Previously, Eanur worked at Prothom Alo, Bangladesh’s leading Bengali-language newspaper and one of the country’s major digital news organisations, for more than four years. During this time, he produced over 1,200 multimedia stories covering politics, current affairs, environmental issues, wildlife, climate change, and human-interest stories. His responsibilities included researching, scripting, filming, editing, and publishing stories that reached audiences across digital platforms.

Earlier in his career, he worked as a mobile journalist at Ekattor TV, one of Bangladesh’s leading television news channels, and as a correspondent at DrikNEWS, producing stories published by DW Bangla. His journalism journey began at ULAB TV, Bangladesh’s first campus-based television station, where he served as Station Manager and gained experience in reporting, cinematography, editing, production management, and newsroom operations.

He holds a bachelor’s degree in Media Studies and Journalism from the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB).

His work has taken him across Bangladesh, from coastal communities and remote islands to forests, wetlands, and rural landscapes. He has visited 50 of the country’s 64 districts and summited four of its five highest peaks. These journeys have deepened his understanding of Bangladesh’s diverse communities, cultural heritage, landscapes, and environmental challenges.

His professional interests include environmental journalism, wildlife filmmaking, biodiversity conservation, marine ecosystems, climate change, archaeology, tourism, the Chittagong Hill Tracts, and rural Bangladesh. Through documentary filmmaking and visual journalism, he seeks to document overlooked stories, amplify underrepresented voices, and explore the complex relationship between people and the natural world.

He believes powerful visual storytelling can deepen public understanding, bring attention to critical issues, and inspire meaningful conversations about the future of people and the planet.