Naturezones Wildlife Education Trust celebrates 15 years of dedication to wildlife education by launching its first-ever Isle of Wight Wildlife Photography Competition.
Open to amateur and keen wildlife photographers, the contest invites participants to submit a single A4 framed photograph, either portrait or landscape.
The photo must feature native species from the Isle of Wight and be taken between September 2022 and June 2023.
Captivating exhibition
All submitted images will be showcased in a captivating exhibition at Naturezones’ pavilion in Blackwater throughout August 2023.
A £100 prize awaits the photographer of the most popular photograph, as chosen by public vote.
2024 Isle of Wight Wildlife calendar
Additionally, the 12 most voted for images will be featured in Naturezones’ 2024 Isle of Wight Wildlife calendar.
Full details about the competition can be found on the Naturezones Website.
Shining a light on wildlife
The competition aims to highlight the importance of protecting natural history, wildlife, and habitats, as well as improving biodiversity on the Isle of Wight.
A Naturezones spokesperson expressed their excitement for the event, stating,
“There are a lot of amateur photographers on the Island, especially of Island wildlife.
“We want to give them the opportunity to showcase their images.
“By Wildlife we mean any native species that lives or grows in the wild on the Island.”
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to share your passion for wildlife and photography while supporting the vital work of Naturezones Wildlife Education Trust.
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Image: © Richard Corner
