Deadline: 26-Apr-24
Earth.Org’s Nature and Wildlife Photo Competition 2024 is now open for submissions, where you will have opportunity showcase your work to the world, and win one of three cash prizes.
EO Photography Competition 2024: Categories
They invite explorers, adventure travellers, professional photographers and photographers working on the front line of wildlife conservation across the world to submit their photographs for the following categories:
- Wildlife in Peril
- Document or highlight the biodiversity and wildlife struggles caused by climate change and human activities. For example: animals suffering, trapped or endangered.
- Climate Action
- Photographs that capture environmental protests (youth or widespread), climate solutions in practice, or actions of change (renewable energy, sustainable activities, beach clean-ups, etc.).
- Overall Winner
- 6 of the best photos to be chosen from the two categories above.
2024 Prizes
- The Winner of the Earth.Org “Overall Best Environmental Photo” 2023 will be awarded with US$500.
- The Winners of the two sub-categories “Wildlife in Peril” 2023 and “Climate Action” 2023 will be awarded with US$250 each.
- All Winners will be invited to take over the Earth.Org Instagram page for a week each.
- All Winners will be interviewed for articles on Earth.Org and given the chance to showcase their work on the website or in the articles.
- Winners will be announced on the website and notified via email by June 21rd, 2024.
- All winners will have their photos featured on all of Earth.Org’s website, social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, as well as newsletters, which all reach a passionate audience and raises the entrants’ profile as wildlife or environmental photographers globally.
- The 20 best photos selected from all participants will also be invited to join the network of EO Photographers.
EO Photography Competition 2024: Rules
- Do submit: high-quality photographs of nature and wildlife that inspire action
- Don’t submit: photographs of pets, images that are blurry or staged, beautiful landscape works that do not showcase the theme of the categories
For more information, visit Earth.Org.