Katrina Cook is a curator at the Natural History Museum, London, working on one of the largest and most scientifically important collections of avian material in the world. She has a degree in Fine Art, holds a Masters research degree from the Royal College of Art, London, for her work on bird anatomy, and has a particular interest in the work of J.J. Audubon. Katrina is also a regarded bird artist and a specialist in traditional fine printing techniques, as well as a qualified bird ringer.