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See the Winners of Our 2018 Photo Contest!

Behold a sampling of winners from National Wildlife® magazine’s 2018 photo contest, gems that reflect some of the best of more than 23,000 images submitted from around the world.

Lisa Moore, Editorial Director
National Wildlife
Nov 09, 2018

Sunset catches the windblown fur of a red fox hunting on Quebec’s Magdalen Island. By Jean-Simon Bégin.

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2018 Photo Contest Winners

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National Wildlife’s 2018 Photo Contest Winners

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Arts and Conservation opening spread

Art of the Possible

Conservation success depends on many advocates—and contemporary artists want us all engaged.

California survey opening spread

Story of a Century

Following the tracks of a hundred-year-old biological survey, modern-day ecologists discover that some birds have adapted to climate change in an unexpected way.

President’s View: Time for Solutions to Toxic Algal Blooms

Algal blooms present complex challenges that require commonsense solutions

La Visión Del Presidente: Es Tiempo de Solucionar la Floración de Algas Tóxicas

Las floraciones algales presentan desafíos complejos que requieren de soluciones de sentido común

News of the Wild

Narwhal's super sonar, shrews shrink, and eating like a bird

Norther Flicker outside of home window

Making Your Christmas Tree Wildlife Friendly

Buy a sustainably and locally grown tree, then use it to help wildlife after the holidays are over.

Hunters with duck decoys & dog

Space Invaders

From zebra mussels to water hyacinth, invasive species sabotage outdoor enthusiasts nationwide

Eco Melt illustration

It’s Time for a Low-Salt Diet

A salty solution to winter ice is hurting nature’s health—but you can help solve the problem.

Working for Wildlife

Read the latest updates from the National Wildlife Federation

Tent-making bats

Shared Moment: Night Fight

Photographer Karin Leperi catches a duel between tent-making bats

Plastic trash sculpture

Art of the Possible

Lynne Warren
Conservation
December 1, 2018

Conservation success depends on many advocates—and contemporary artists want us all engaged.

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Indigo Bunting

Story of a Century

Wallace Ravven
Conservation
December 1, 2018

Following the tracks of a hundred-year-old biological survey, modern-day ecologists discover that so...

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Eco-melt illustration

It’s Time for a Low-Salt Diet

Kristan Uhlenbrock
Environment
December 1, 2018

A salty solution to winter ice is hurting nature’s health—but you can help solve the problem.

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Invasive Zebra Mussel group

Space Invaders

Jennifer S. Holland
Sport & Nature
December 1, 2018

From zebra mussels to water hyacinth, invasive species sabotage outdoor enthusiasts nationwide.

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Narwhal group in ice break

News of the Wild

Mark Wexler
Animals
December 1, 2018

Narwhal's super sonar, shrews shrink, and eating like a bird

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Norther Flicker outside of home window

Making Your Christmas Tree Wildlife Friendly

Doreen Cubie
Garden for Wildlife
December 1, 2018

Buy a sustainably and locally grown tree, then use it to help wildlife after the holidays are over.

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Grandprize: Bobcat

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Lisa Moore
PhotoZone
November 8, 2018

National Wildlife’s 2018 Photo Contest Winners

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Tent-Making Bats dueling

Shared Moment: Night Fight

Photograph by Karin Leperi
PhotoZone
December 1, 2018

Photographer Karin Leperi catches a duel between tent-making bats

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