Kent Wildlife Trust’s 2019 Wilder Kent photography competition
Wilder Towns and Cities category winner, Andrew Beck - Credit: Archant
Meet the winners of Kent Wildlife Trust’s 2019 Wilder Kent photography competition
Wilder River, Lakes and Wetlands category winner, Anthony Hurren, also took the title of Kent'’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year - Credit: Archant
At the end of October 2019, Kent Wildlife Trust launched its newly refreshed Wilder Kent photography competition to find Kent's Wildlife Photographer of the year and give them the chance to win a short break away in a luxury modern eco-cottage sponsored by Kent and Sussex Cottages.
The competition focused on categories that enable us to appreciate nature in all the different areas of Kent. They included Wilder Woodlands and Grasslands, Wilder Towns and Cities, Wilder Coasts and Seas, Wilder Rivers, Lakes and Wetlands, Wilder Junior and Even Wilder (professionals and seasoned winners) category.
The categories were chosen to highlight the fact that the natural world isn't just something for us to enjoy; it sustains us. Wildlife is in crisis and the decline of nature puts our very survival and prosperity under threat. Together we need to create a Wilder Kent.
After many hours studying a selection of stunning entries, the organisers are delighted to announce the winners of Kent Wildlife Trust's Wilder Kent photography competition 2019.
Congratulations to all the winners and a big thank you to everyone who entered. All your visions of a Wilder Kent help us to continue communicating our message.
Get in touch
Keep an eye out for the 2020 photography competition at: kentwildlifetrust.org.uk
Even Wilder (professionals and seasoned winners) category winner Chris Moncrieff - Credit: Archant
Wilder Juniors (ages 17 or under) category winner, Charlie Groves - Credit: Archant
Wilder Coasts and Seas category winner, Shalley Lewis - Credit: Archant
Wilder Woodlands and Grasslands category winner, David Featherbe - Credit: Archant
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