How world-class nature photography exposes the urgent pressures facing our planet today
In short: The Natural History Museum uses the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition to document environmental challenges. This video explores how compelling imagery serves as a tool to advance scientific understanding and foster a global appreciation for the natural world.
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition highlights the state of our planet through the lens of top photographers. By capturing nature in flux, the competition aims to raise awareness of critical environmental issues while supporting the broader mission of the Natural History Museum in London.
The museum houses a vast collection of over 80 million items, ranging from dinosaur bones to meteorites. Experts, including marine biologist Dr. Sylvia Earle and underwater photographers like David Doubilet and Jennifer Hayes, contribute their insights to the museum's ongoing efforts to communicate complex scientific stories to the public.
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