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Vote now for your favourite Environment image in The Wildlife Photography Awards 2023 from BBC Wildlife magazine <\/p>

By BBC Wildlife Magazine\n <\/p>

Published: Monday, 16 October 2023 at 10:49 AM<\/p>

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The Wildlife Photography Awards 2023: vote for your favourite Environment image<\/h1>
Voting is now open for The Wildlife Photography Awards 2023 from BBC Wildlife<\/em> magazine.\u00a0<\/p>
The judging panel\u00a0shortlisted 10 amazing images for each of the five categories \u2013 Portraits<\/a>, Behaviour<\/a>, Plants and Fungi<\/a>, Camera Phone<\/a> and Environment \u2013 and it’s now time to vote. <\/p>
View all the shortlisted images for The Wildlife Photography Awards 2023: Environment category<\/strong> and vote for your favourite below. The image with the most votes will be the category winner.\u00a0<\/p>
When picking their Environment shortlist, judges were looking for image that capture the atmosphere of a wild or changing landscape.<\/p>

The Wildlife Photography Awards: Environment shortlist<\/h2>
1. ‘Two Emperors’, Antarctica<\/h4>
‘Two Emperors’; eastern coast of Antarctica; February 2023<\/figcaption><\/figure>
“I was taking pictures of icebergs, 200 feet high, and as we drifted past, I saw these two emperor penguins gazing at the same beautiful iceberg.”<\/p>
2. ‘Sunrise in the Sahara’, Morocco<\/h4>
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‘Sunrise in the Sahara’; Morrocco; June 2023<\/figcaption><\/figure>
3. Female leopard, Kruger National Park, South Africa<\/h4>
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Female leopard surveys the perimeter fence; Kruger National Park; August 2023<\/figcaption><\/figure>
‘With increasing numbers of wildlife-human conflict, these fences serve to protect both species from encroachment. However with increasing numbers of wildlife in the Park, venturing beyond the perimeter becomes tempting for many.’<\/p>
4. Giraffe, Lake Magadi, Kenya<\/h4>
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Giraffe; Lake Magadi, Kenya, November 2021<\/figcaption><\/figure>
5. Great crested grebe in torrential rain<\/h4>
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Great crested grebe in torrential rain<\/figcaption><\/figure>
6. Cheetah brothers with rainbow, Maasai Mara, Kenya<\/h4>
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Cheetah brothers with rainbow; Maasai Mara, Kenya; July 2022<\/figcaption><\/figure>
7. Walrus, Svalbard, Norway<\/h4>
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Walrus; Svalbard, Norway; June 2023<\/figcaption><\/figure>
8. ‘Guardian of Indian Mangroves’, India <\/h4>
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Tiger in mangroves; Sundarbans National Park, India; November 2022<\/figcaption><\/figure>
9. ‘Polar bear testing the air’, Svalbard, Norway<\/h4>
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Polar bear testing the air; Svalbard, Norway; April 2023<\/figcaption><\/figure>
10. Flamingos, Lake Magadi, Kenya<\/h4>
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Flamingos; Lake Magadi, Kenya; November 2021<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Vote now! <\/h2>
Vote for your favourite image in each category of The Wildlife Photography Awards 2023<\/strong> below. The image with the most votes will be the category winner. The judging panel will then review the results of the public vote to select the overall winner, who will win a trip for two to Belize, worth \u00a33,000. <\/p>