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Student and Youth competitions 2021 shortlists announced
The World Photography Organisation announces the shortlisted photographers in the Student and Youth competitions of…
European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2021 call for entries
European Wildlife Photographer of the Year (EWPY) 2021 call for entries – the competition is…
Aberdeen research creates a buzz among ‘citizen scientists’
Researchers at the University of Aberdeen have enlisted the help of thousands of bumblebee enthusiasts…
BBC Winterwatch returns to Mid Wales
The Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) near Machynlleth will once again be host to the…
Born Free calls on Namibia to abandon live elephant sales
04/01/2021 – International wildlife charity Born Free is leading a coalition of 60 wildlife…
Love in the time of lockdown – no apparent boom for breeding songbirds
Data collected by the volunteer bird ringers provide insights into the numbers, breeding success and…
Hidden world of mice, voles and shrews revealed by new approach
Thanks to the efforts of a team of researchers, the hidden world of Britain’s mice,…
Nature Photographer of the Year 2020 competition winner announced
Nature Talks presents the results of the Nature Photographer of the Year 2020 competition. Roberto…
Nature Talks Photo Festival Online
An all-round nature photography event with a wide range of genres: from macro, landscape and…
20:20 Vision. Why 2020 might have redeemed itself for the animal kingdom
International wildlife charity, Born Free, has released details of 20 animal welfare and conservation successes…
BigPicture: Natural World Photography Competition now open
World-renowned international photo competition awards awe-inspiring wildlife and conservation images with cash prizes and museum…
Europe’s breeding birds get long-overdue stocktake
New European Breeding Bird Atlas, a milestone for biodiversity research and nature conservation in Europe,…
New report reveals good news for rare breeding birds
In the latest analysis of the UK’s rarest breeding birds, ten species have been recorded…
Vote for your favourite: Wildlife Photographer of the Year launches People’s Choice Award
Vote for your favourite: Wildlife Photographer of the Year launches People’s Choice Award
First Virtual Wildscreen Festival celebrates record-breaking success
The first ever fully virtual Wildscreen Festival which ran from 19-23 October, has been hailed…
Countryside Restoration Trust have been pioneering wildlife-friendly farming for 27 years
The government has announced plans to deliver a better, fairer farming system in England, as…
Countryside Restoration Trust calls you to #GiveBackToWildlife this #GivingTuesday
Countryside Restoration Trust is delighted to announce that they are one of the thousands of…
New study identifies woodland management practices that are good for Britain’s bats
New research has assessed bat populations across broadleaved woodlands, highlighting characteristics that are beneficial to…
Blue Tits missing from our gardens following spring heatwave
The lockdown has allowed many people to reconnect with nature, but evidence from BTO’s Garden…
Machu Picchu, first carbon neutral World Wonder
Declared Patrimony of the Humanity by UNESCO in 1983 and one of the New Seven…
Lion: Pride Before The Fall
Photographer George Logan launches new book ‘Lion: Pride Before The Fall’ to help save Africa’s…
Amateur photographers invited to capture the essence of the countryside
The Julian Gardner Awards, run by the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust, is inviting amateur…
Remembering Wildlife series reaches $1 million fundraising mark
Groundbreaking photography book series Remembering Wildlife has reached another milestone, with the amount of funds…
Print To Prove It
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The Prints for Nature Photographic Sale
Eighty-five of the world’s finest photographers working to protect people, wildlife and the environment have…
2020 Nature’s Best National Parks Photo Contest call for entries
The editors of Nature’s Best Photography magazine invite photographers at all levels of experience to…
CUPOTY Challenge: ‘One Colour Frame’ open for entries
Close-up Photographer of the Year announces a themed contest titled CUPOTY CHALLENGE: One Colour Frame
Citizen scientists help lift the lid on one of our nearest avian neighbours
An army of citizen scientists across the UK has provided scientists at the British Trust…
Girls Who Click Announces First Ever Ambassadors
24 diverse female-identified photographers who will make their mark on the male-dominated nature photography industry
Researchers seek help to track garden finches
Researchers at the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) have noticed lower numbers of Siskin and…
Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2020 Winners Announced
The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2020 has reached its conclusion and is proud to announce…
Panda Awards 2020 Winners Announced
Thursday’s Panda Awards was an exceptional evening celebrating the best of wildlife film making and…
Siena International Photo Awards 2020 Winners Announced
An image by French photographer Greg Lecoeur wins the title of “Photo of the Year”….
Born Free Launches Global Nature Recovery Investment Initiative
Initiative advocates for the adoption of large-scale international and national commitments to protect biodiversity.
Jasper Doest wins the European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2020
The German Society for Nature Photography (Gesellschaft für Naturfotografie – GDT) presents the winning photographs…
Hedgehogs in hibernation: what are their chances of survival?
Everyone enjoys seeing hedgehogs in their garden during those long, warm summer evenings – but…
David and Greta In Conversation: The Planetary Crisis available to watch now on You Tube
Wildscreen Festival 2020 streamed this fascinating conversation between two of the most influential figures of…
Water-pipe bridges provide lifeline for critically endangered Javan slow lorises & farmers
New research published in time to celebrate Slow Loris Outreach Week (19th-25th October)
