Enter the Julian Gardner Awards countryside awards
Amateur photographers new and experienced have until the end of May to enter their best…
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New ‘Hedgehogs After Dark’ campaign
This summer, discover and record the hidden lives of hedgehogs with the new ‘Hedgehogs After…
Travel Photographer of the Year 2020 open for entries
Travel photos past and future – 2020 Travel Photographer of the Year Awards open for…
Winners announced for annual BigPicture photography competition
From wild interspecies interactions to eye-catching closeups, winning images represent the best in nature photography…
GDT Nature Photographer of the Year 2020
Winner of the members’ competition by the Society for Nature Photography (GDT) is awarded to…
British Cuckoo completes 22,000 mile odyssey in record time
A Cuckoo, called Carlton II, has just arrived back in England having spent the last…
Wildlife charity launches plea to public
Wildlife charity, Butterfly Conservation, launches plea to public to help measure impacts of climate change…
The New Big 5 project launches today
Launching April 20, 2020: The New Big 5 project is an international initiative to create…
National garden bird survey reaches 25 years
In 1995 the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) launched a weekly garden bird survey: Garden…
The fantastic four who are no longer in lockdown
International wildlife charity Born Free announces its most recent successful rescues and rehoming projects -…
Born Free calls for campaign for closure of global wildlife markets
Born Free calls for campaign for closure of global wildlife markets as Coronavirus death toll…
Volunteers’ data vital in wetland conservation
Today’s WeBS report sets out evidence that more than a third of the waterbird species…
Stay connected to nature from home
National community of garden birdwatchers offers people the opportunity to stay connected to nature from…
Remembering Wildlife raises over £100,000 for Kickstarter campaign
Remembering Wildlife, the groundbreaking charity picture book series, has raised over £100,000 in ten days,…
French government must say “au revoir” to wild animals in circuses
International wildlife charity Born Free is today calling on the French Government to say “au…
New Atlas shows changing distribution of Britain’s mammals
Mammals are notoriously difficult to record and British ones are no exception. Yet knowing where…
Wildscreen Photo Story Panda Award open for entries
Wildscreen Photo Story Panda Award open for entries
BigPicture’s Emerging Photographer Grant
The BigPicture Natural World Photography Competition has just launched a grant and mentorship program for…
Looking for wildlife during lockdown
Looking for wildlife during lockdown: wildlife charity calls for volunteers to record mammal sightings in…
Antarctic seals win International photography prize
Underwater Photographer of the Year is an annual competition, based in the UK, celebrating photography…
Butterflies bounce back to their best year in over 20 years
The summer of 2019 has provided a welcome boost to butterfly population levels, according to…
Tackling anxiety and isolation at home with Butterfly Conservation
Tackling anxiety and isolation at home with Butterfly Conservation: find comfort in nature and help…
Channel Five’s Dr Amir Khan unveils new wildlife campaign
Dr Amir Khan, star of Channel 5’s ‘GPs Behind Closed Doors’ and keen conservationist has…
Photographers urged to celebrate the British countryside
Budding photographers young and old are being encouraged to enter the latest Julian Gardner Awards.
The early bird counts the worms
A newly published study by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) shows how counting some…
TPOTY brings the world to London
Travel Photographer of the Year brings the world to London with a free open-air exhibition…
British moths declining but aphid numbers stable
British moths declining but aphid numbers stable – comprehensive analysis of 24 million insects shows…
Ecological distinctiveness of birds and mammals at the global scale
A new study led from the University of Southampton has shown that threatened birds and…
Celebrating women in conservation
Celebrating women in conservation: meet the women working to bolster big cat populations, save snow…
Sigma Mount Converter MC-31
Sigma UK is pleased to announce the price, codes and shipping schedule for the MC-31…
Discovered – Himalayan wolf adapted to high altitude life
Researchers from the University of Oxford have discovered that the Himalayan wolf is a unique…
Biologists determine bird diversity on islands
Biologists uncover shape of fundamental global relationships that determine bird diversity on islands
Wildlife Photographer of the Year LUMIX People’s Choice Winner Announced
Say cheese: image of mice scrapping on London Underground station platform wins Wildlife Photographer of…
Scientists open ‘Vulture restaurants’ to save endangered Vultures
Scientists from the University of the Free State, in South Africa, have come up…
Sony World Photography Awards Professional Finalists and Shortlists Announced
Exhibition runs 17th April – 4th May 2020, at Somerset House The World Photography…
Building for bats in an urban world
A new study by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) and the University of Turin…
Elsa Italia – one lioness’ journey from the spotlight to sanctuary
International wildlife charity Born Free has launched a new appeal – Elsa Italia – to…
The 2020 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards are now open for entries!
The 2020 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards are now open for entries!
Announcing the shortlist for the 2020 Bird Photographer of the Year Competition
Now in its fifth year, Bird Photographer of the Year (BPOTY) is pleased to announce…