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First Glimpse: Wildlife Photographer of the Year
The 61st Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest is underway. Run by London’s Natural History Museum, the annual worldwide competition is one of the most revered in nature photography. This week, ...
The Natural History Museum in London is previewing some of the more than 60,000 photographs entered for this year's "Wildfire Photographer of the Year" competition. A record-breaking 60,636 ...
The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards, a delightful dive into the silliness of the animal kingdom. The preeminent wildlife ...
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UK Photographers Unite to Warn of Vanishing Wildlife Habitats
A collective of leading UK wildlife photographers has released a book showcasing vanishing habitats, the BBC reports. The project highlights rapid declines in species from owls to dragonflies, warning ...
Here are some of the most powerful images that show Earth's wildlife. The Natural History Museum in London is previewing some of the more than 60,000 photographs entered for this year's "Wildfire ...
An image of a high-fiving gorilla has taken the comedic crown at the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards 2025. The photograph of the ...
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The tragic cost of wildlife photography: Rare and beautiful Galaxy frogs threatened by photo tourism
Unregulated and irresponsible wildlife photography is disturbing fragile habitats and putting species at serious risk of ...
The Nature Photographer of the Year has announced the winners of its wildlife photo competition, chosen from a record 22,851 images submitted by nature photographers from 96 countries. Celebrating the ...
Winners of the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards 2025 have been announced. Mark Meth-Cohn of the UK took home the top prize for ...
A snarling honey badger stares down a cape porcupine in Botswana. It’s a brief pause in a life-or-death fight between the two animals. The porcupine bought some time with its sharp quills but a leg ...
The colourful scene that has a dark ending. Discarded plastic in open waste sites is harming Sri Lankan elephants. Explore the problem and how you can help.
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