The National Audubon Society announced the winning photographs of the Audubon Photography Awards. The eleventh year of the ...

In many ways, black-and-white nature photography is a more challenging art form than your standard color snapshot. It strips ...

The winners and finalists of the The Nature Photography Contest offer a stunning visual journey — sometimes humorous, other times dramatic — through the beauty and fragility of our planet. This second ...

Celebrating its landmark 15th anniversary, the Scottish Nature Photography Awards spotlight the nature, landscapes, and rich wildlife diversity of Scotland. The winning images not only showcase unique ...

For 30 years, Nature’s Best Photography has transformed fleeting wildlife encounters into timeless calls to wonder, action and conservation. Here is its story. Exactly three decades ago, Stephen ...

The winning images and photographers of this year’s World Nature Photography Awards have just been announced. Contest organizers have once more shared some of the winning images, shown below, from ...

The Roger Tory Peterson Institute will open its next exhibit, Knowing Where to Stand, the first-ever exhibition of all current and past award-winning Environmental Impact Award-winning photography ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. A polar bear playfully fetches a stick in the waters of Svalbard ...

Audubon Community Nature Center is now accepting entries in its 2025 Nature Photography Contest. With $1,600 in prize money, Youth and Adults compete in the categories of Birds, Waterscapes, and ...

When Torchlight Meets Tusks depicts a moment of raw conflict in Bishnupur, West Bengal, India, as a herd of elephants attempts to wade across a river – only to be met with torchlight and firecrackers ...

Nature is scary at all scales. Look no further than the winners of the Nature inFocus photography competition, whose winning photographs for 2024 were recently announced. Life of all sorts are ...

The term "Anthropocene," coined in the 1980s by biologist Eugene Stormer, refers to our current geological epoch: a period singularly defined by the dominant influence of human activity on climate and ...