Monday, August 18, 2008

Prairie Wildlife Photo Contest

The Nature Conservancy is hosting a Prairie Photo Contest in conjunction with the Federal Duck Stamp Contest. For the first time ever, the Duck Stamp contest is being held in Minnesota, at the Bloomington Art Center. The contest is the most prestigious wildlife art event in the world, and draws thousands of artists and spectators each year. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service-- the federal agency that administers the stamp and contest; is assembling a packed calendar of events to complement the contest.

Many conservation partners will be sponsoring related events. The Nature Conservancy Minnesota Chapter’s 50th year celebration this year we invite you to take part in the first annual photo contest! Some criteria listed below and to check out more please visit our website to upload your photos now! www.nature.org/mnphotocontest
  • Photo submissions showcasing prairie landscape and or prairie wildlife species

  • Eligible contestants ages 18 and older

  • Valuable prizes of $1200 total awarded to Top 5 winners and 5 honorable mentions and later displayed at prestigious museums.

  • A panel of judges with expertise in prairies, wildlife, photography and conservation will select the finalists and winner.


Take your photos today! Show us what you discovered threw a lens when you get involved in your states environment. We are looking forward to viewing your beautiful nature shots that will help inspire your community and others to get involved in protecting and preserving. The Nature Conservancy, saving the last great places on Earth.

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