After growing up in a conservative part of Bangladesh, Wasfia Nazreen vowed never to do what was expected of her – later becoming an activist and National Geographic Adventurer, and carrying her country’s flag to each of the “seven summits” – the highest peak on every continent. She explains how she has drawn on her experiences to develop an educational curriculum to empower girls through connections with nature.
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