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Thank you to everyone who participated in our Native Plant Photo Contest! The contest ended on August 3rd, 2020. All participants were entered to win one of two $50 gift cards to Za Pizza. Congratulations to our lucky winners Tara and Alyssa! Submissions: Below is a gallery of some of the photographs we received! Aster By Alyssa Lary Black-Eyed ...
Nov 1, 2023 · The Nature Conservancy is proud to announce the winners of our 2023 contest. November 01, 2023. Parting the Tide A grey reef shark parts the tide of a bait ball in the shallows of the Ningaloo Reef. This was a once in a lifetime experience, as millions of small fish were gathered together and forced into the narrow alleys of a shallow coral ...
In our Black and White Photo Contest, we invite you to explore the power and elegance of grayscale photography. From evocative portraits to dramatic landscapes , architecture shots or amazing urban views, each image reveals a narrative crafted through light and shadow. Everything in Black and White is allowed. Deadline: July 9th.
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We are always looking for high quality photographs to use in our communications materials. If you decide to donate a photograph, you may see it on our: 1. social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and more) 2. e-newsletters 3. website 4. printed materials and mailings Donating a photo does not guarantee its use. Whenever possible, the CRC will in...
Though we welcome many types of photos, we’re specifically interested in the following types of images: 1. Photos of common native and invasive plant species found in the urban Charles River parks. (Learn more about these through our Learn & Discover series.) 2. Photos that highlight the natural beauty of the Charles River and its parks 3. Photos t...
To participate, please first complete the form below. Then email your photos to crc@thecharles.org with the subject “Photography Donation.”
Feb 28, 2022 · In 2021, photographers from 158 countries submitted a total of 100,190 pictures to The Nature Conservancy’s global photo contest. Here are some of the winning images from around the world. Second Place, People and Nature A guide in the Sahara Desert dunes of Erg Chebbi, Morocco, struggles against a sandstorm.
The Nature Conservancy's photo contest highlights the 'power and peril of the natural world.'. Take a look at this year's breathtaking winners. Talia Lakritz. Nov 6, 2023, 10:09 AM PST. "Wolf ...
