Photography platform Picfair organized the Urban Wildlife Photography Awards to highlight the trend of photographing urban wildlife, which increased in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic ...

A photograph of an urban fox in Bristol city center has been revealed as the overall winner of the British Wildlife Photography Awards 2025 [BWPA]. Over 13,000 photographs were entered into the ...

Wildlife Photographer of the Year is renowned for its awe-inspiring images of dramatic landscapes, rare species and unique behaviours. In recent years however, photographers around the world have been ...

Next year’s Urban Wildlife Photography Awards. Next year’s competition is not yet open for submissions but if it’s anything like this year’s awards, you’ll be able to start entering toward the end of ...

The image above won the “urban wildlife” category in the competition. Polar Bears have become the quintessential poster child for climate change.

Urban wildlife photography allows us to see how animals are learning to live alongside humans in a rapidly environment,” Nicholls told CNN. “For those living in the city, ...

He's an environmental scientist and wildlife photographer who's been documenting the urban bobcats of the South Bay since 2020, including right in bustling San Jose. Skip to content All Sections ...

An alert hare, clinging barnacles, and a sly fox on an urban prowl were all honored at the 2024 British Wildlife Photography Awards.

Her tragic discovery of a poisoned opossum lead Mexico City wildlife photographer and educator Tamara Blazquez Haik to find ways to better connect the city's populace with its urban biodiversity.

For over half a century the Wildlife Photographer of the Year has spectacularly celebrated the natural world. This year’s crop of winners is no exception, from Svalbard reindeer going head to ...

Wildlife Photographer of the Year is run by the National History Museum and ... Oceans: The Bigger Picture, Plants and Fungi, Natural Artistry, Under Water, Urban Wildlife, Wetlands ...

An English photographer staked out in the London underground for days and captured a fascinating split second battle for crumbs. The squabble over a crumb lasted just a split second, but it led to ...