Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year

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Competition Overview

Eligible ages: ? - 17

School level: Young photographers aged 17 and under; categories include 10 and Under, 11-14, and 15-17.

Competition stages: Online image submission, judging, finalist notification, exhibition and awards.

Registration method: Individual Allowed

Fee: Free

Online / in-person: Online

Official Links

Official website Rules / PDF

Dates

Registration open: Unknown

Registration deadline: 4 Dec 2025

Registration closed

Competition date start: Unknown

Competition date end: Unknown

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Competition Evaluation

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Suitable level: Intermediate Level

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Entry requirement: Open entry

Skill demand: Moderate skill demand

Output: Standard complete task or submission

Selection process: National selection

Recognition: International recognition

Why this level

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Last evaluated: 11 Jun 2026

Our Take

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High-profile international youth wildlife and nature photography competition run by the Natural History Museum. Entries for the latest checked cycle are closed; monitor the official page for the next opening.

Trust Metadata

Last checked at: 14 Jun 2026

Verification status: Verified

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Why this listing is included

Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year is for entrants aged 17 and under.
Young age categories include 10 and Under, 11-14, and 15-17.
Entries for the checked cycle closed at 11:30 GMT on 4 December 2025.
The young competition is free to enter.
The competition is run by the Natural History Museum as part of Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

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