Wildlife Photography Celebrated Across Regions

Recent photography highlights from the Bow Valley include Banff's plans to address bike speed issues on trails and a trail closure to protect bears during their feeding period ahead of denning. Czech photographer Michal Janda is celebrated for his stunning wildlife and landscape images that capture the beauty of nature, emphasizing intricate details and atmospheric qualities. In France, photographer Alice Pallot is raising awareness of toxic green algae pollution through her striking series 'Cursed Algae, a Sea of Tears', which highlights the ecological crisis caused by agricultural runoff. The Natural History Museum's Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition has received nearly 60,000 entries, showcasing remarkable wildlife photography from around the globe. Additionally, the Israeli Nature Photography Association recently shared the best images taken in Israel over the past Hebrew lunar year, promoting environmental awareness through nature photography.