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‘Paws’ for thought
‘Paws’ for thought – can you spot the difference on your Indian safari?
Life in the gingerbread house: how fish need jellies more than we thought
Unravelling the macro-evolutionary ecology of fish–jellyfish associations: life in the ‘gingerbread house’
How tiger conservation is improving the health of rural communities in India
For World Health Day, Born Free examines how its Living with Tigers programme is improving the health of local communities near Pench National Park, in central India
Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2019 open for entries
The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2019 are back and we are open for entries
Remembering Lions Kickstarter
Remembering Lions – Kickstarter goes live 9am GMT Friday 22nd February 2019
Wildlife Conservation Film Festival
e Wildlife Conservation Film Festival (WCFF) this October celebrates their ninth year in New York City.
LUMIX People’s Choice Award winner revealed
Wildlife Photographer of the Year LUMIX People’s Choice Award winner revealed
BPOTY 2019 the short-list is out
Bird Photographer of the Year 2019 – the short-list is out. Check out some of the world’s most stunning bird photography showcased on the BPOTY website – www.birdpoty.co.uk
SCOTLAND: a rewilding journey
Cairngorms wildlife photographer to deliver prestigious lecture
BWPA 2019 now open for entries
British Wildlife Photography Awards 2019 now open for entries.
A night of recognition and thanks for wildlife heroes
Join Virginia McKenna OBE and Born Free to commemorate a year-long celebration of inspirational men and women who have dedicated their lives to the protection and conservation of wildlife. Hosted by Born Free CEO Howard Jones.
Ocean Art 2018 Winners Announced
7th Annual Ocean Art Underwater Photo Contest Winners Announced. Ocean Art Contest Announces the Best Underwater Photos of the Year.
Natural History Museum showcases Wildlife Photographer of the Year at the World Economic Forum
The Natural History Museum is showcasing its prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting.
Support Born Free’s Living with Tigers initiative
India’s remaining wild tigers could be extinct within a decade if we don’t act now. support Born Free’s Living with Tigers initiative.
Britain’s owls need twenty minutes
Twenty minutes once during your week is all it will take to find out just how Britain’s Tawny Owls are faring.
SIGMA 28mm F1.4 DG HSM Art
SIGMA 28mm F1.4 DG HSM. The most-anticipated lens for wide-angle prime enthusiasts, now available from SIGMA’s Art line.
GDT EWPOTY 2019 now open!
GDT European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2019 and International Fritz Pölking Prize 2019 now open! Closing date for both awards: 1st March 2019.
Born Free welcomes UK Ivory Trade Ban
International wildlife charity Born Free has welcomed the passing of the Ivory Bill into UK law.
TPOTY 2018 Winners revealed
Travel Photographer of the Year 2018 winners are revealed and they’re a glorious celebration of the beauty of this planet and its human and animal inhabitants
Students, who’s sharing your campus?
Budding David Attenboroughs will have the chance to cut their naturalist teeth early next year by taking part in the Mammal Society’s third annual University Mammal Challenge.
SIPA Call for Entries
The Siena International Photo Awards conducts an annual photography competition on a global level, creating one of the most ambitious and comprehensive competitions in the photography world today.
British Wildlife Photography Awards 2019
The British Wildlife Photography Awards 2019 are now open for entry
LUMIX People’s Choice Award
Wildlife Photographer of the Year launches LUMIX People’s Choice Award. Online voting open now, until 14.00pm (GMT) on Tuesday 5 February 2019.
Fritz Pölking Prize and Fritz Pölking Junior Prize 2019
Starting date for both Fritz Pölking Prize and Fritz Pölking Junior Prize 2019 awards – 15th January 2019. Competition open for photographers worldwide.
Design a drone to protect endangered animals and you could win £5,000
2019 BIEA annual International STEM Youth Innovation Competition is now open
Montier Photo Festival 2018
With more than 40,000 visitors in 4 days and more than 100 exhibitions, Montier is a unique event in Europe for nature photography
Close-up Photographer of the Year competition opens for entries
First ever close-up Photographer of the Year competition opens for entries.
The British Wildlife Photography Awards 2018
A Celebration of British Wildlife The British Wildlife Photography Awards proudly announce the winners…
University carries out vital research into Kazakhstan snow leopards in key study
Kazakhstan’s vulnerable iconic snow leopards have been put under the spotlight in key research by University of Cumbria academics
Award for Compassionate Conservation 2018
Virginia McKenna Award for Compassionate Conservation 2018 goes to GRACE Director
Removing Noise Like a Pro with Lightroom
Jared Lloyd has a new and interesting step-by-step video guide: ‘How to Reduce Noise like a Pro in Lightroom’ – An instructional tutorial on how to use Lightroom’s noise reduction feature.
European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2018
The Society of German Nature Photographers presents the winning photographs of the competition European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2018.
Blood Beads: Asia’s Elephants Toward Extinction
In April, evidence gathered by Elephant Family in Myanmar and China revealed the alarming escalation in the illegal trade in Asian elephant skin to …
A cooperation Between Leica, Panasonic and Sigma
The ‘L-Mount Alliance’ is a previously unparalleled form of collaboration that will particularly benefit the customers of all three partners. The …
Fritz Pölking Prize and Fritz Pölking Junior Prize 2018
Johannes Wassermann from Italy wins with a documentation about hazel grouse in the mountain forest of South Tyrol. The Junior Prize goes to Mateusz Piesiak from Poland for his photographic long-term project Shades of Blue.
The burly bird gets the worm
Image credit: Jill Pakenham / BTO The pecking order of garden birds is determined by…
New research throws light on factors associated with the decline of Britain’s hedgehogs
This was the first systematic survey of rural hedgehog populations in England and Wales…
‘Rock stars of the sea’ put on amazing underwater show in South Australia
Flowing arms, skins that change colour in an instant, dance battles and petite males disguised as females to trick their rivals – the courting behaviour of the alien-like Giant Australian Cuttlefish would look more at home in a Star Wars night club.
