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British Wildlife Photography Awards Director: Maggie Gowan
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The British Wildlife Photography Awards were established to recognise the talents of wildlife photographers of all nationalities practising in Britain, whilst at the same time highlighting the great wealth and diversity of Britain's natural history. The driving motivation to set up the Awards evolved through the nation's growing awareness of the local environment and the need for its protection. Now in its tenth year, this highly acclaimed and unique wildlife photography competition has captivated the nation with outstanding and beautiful imagery. It is a celebration of British wildlife as well as a showcase for nature photographers, both amateur and professional. With fifteen separate categories the subject matter covers everything from marine life and animal behaviour to creepy crawlies and urban wildlife. Wildlife in HD is a special Award for HD Video and will be awarded to the most inspirational and dynamic film, which clearly illustrates the unique power of moving images as a medium for capturing British Wildlife. See previous HD Video Winners: See the Winner Feature Pages: Adjusting to Covid-19 We can now confirm there will not be a 2020 competition. We would like to thank our photographers, sponsors, friends and supporters for their patience and we realise what a disappointment this is. At the beginning of this year we announced the competition would start later in the year than usual. With very unfortunate timing, this meant we did not open before the start of the Covid-19 crisis, and so we made the difficult decision to defer the opening. Our own team would have had difficulty in managing the competition during lockdown. We also recognise the importance of our sponsors in supporting BWPA each year, and we appreciate that some of those businesses were facing their own challenges because of Covid-19. We have now chosen to defer the next competition to 2021, to ensure the best possible competition is run when it is safe and practical to do so. Meanwhile we are undertaking the retrospective show to mark ten years of the BWPA – and to look forward to many more. Tour schedule Early September 2020 through to March 2021: Astley Hall Park and Garden, Chorley, Lancashire. Dates and more details will be available nearer the time on the Astley Hall website and also here. This will be a unique outdoor exhibition situated amongst the beautiful garden and park. 10th November 2020 to 10th January 2020: Nature in Art, Twigworth ,Gloucester |
2019 WILDLIFE IN HD VIDEO WINNER: TOM HARTWELL – Dancing Spiders
Marlow, Buckinghamshire
BWPA 2019 Winner of the Wildlife in HD: Dancing Spiders
2018 WILDLIFE IN HD VIDEO WINNER: “Industrial Evolution”, Teesside, Sam Oakes
Winner of the Wildlife in HD category 2018 from BWPAwards
2017 WILDLIFE IN HD VIDEO WINNER: “Caddisfly Larva” Blackdown Hills, Somerset, Liam Marsh
Caddisfly Larva by Liam Marsh from BWPAwards
Highlights of all the Winning and Commended films of 2017:
BWPA Highlights from 2017 from BWPAwards.
Spring on the River from BWPAwards
2016 Winner: “Spring on the River” Liam Marsh
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