PHOTOS: Here are the 2022 World Nature Photography Awards winners and their photos. (📸: Jens Cullmann)
The World Nature Photography Awards announced the winning photographs from its 2022 photo competition.
The contest aims to use the power of photography to put a spotlight on the wonder of the natural world, reminding viewers to take action now to protect the planet and secure a better tomorrow. The contest, which opened to U.S. residents last year, invited readers to submit a digital photograph in over a dozen categories, such as animals, plants and fungi and people and nature. The grand prize winner receives a cash prize of $1,000. Here are all the gold medal winners by category:A crocodile in the mud at Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe. Japanese stream toads in the Owase Mountains, Mie, Japan.
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