Harri Bailey
(she/they)
Producer
I produce films for the Cornell Lab’s Center for Conservation Media in service of birds and their habitats. Through researching stories, directing shoots, and supervising edits, I work closely with organizations and creatives who are shaping the future of our landscapes. Bringing my experience as a natural history TV producer to impactful conservation projects is deeply rewarding. I grew up in the fenlands of the U.K. and first worked with the Lab in another kind of wetland: the saltmarshes of Connecticut. Grass has been a recurring feature of my past productions, so it feels fitting to be part of a team focused on the grasslands of North America, where bird species are in sharp decline. I hope through our output, we can give these spaces the recognition they deserve!
Education
M.A., Science Journalism, City University London
BSc, Pure Mathematics, Imperial College London
Beyond the Lab
Aside from filmmaking, I’m an avid long-distance cyclist, climber, caver, and am working towards my private pilot license.
