Exmoor, New Forest and Peak District National Parks feature in winning images in the #CNPPhotoComp21
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** Documenting climate change in National Parks - winning images revealed!
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In the run-up to COP26 and following on from our National Parks and the Climate Emergency report ([link removed]) , the theme for this year's photography competition was 'Documenting climate change in National Parks'. A big thank you to everyone who entered; we received almost 100 entries and can today reveal the winners as chosen by our expert judging panel:
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** Overall winner: Porlock Marsh in Exmoor National Park by Shaun Davey
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** Young Photographer of the Year: Stonechat in New Forest National Park by Fletcher Foot, aged 14
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Thanks again to everyone who voted in our People's Choice category - hundreds of votes were cast for the 5 shortlisted images ([link removed]) and we can reveal the winner is:
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** Best Phone Photo: Hope Valley and cement works in Peak District National Park by Simon Walkden
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To find out more about the stories behind the images and see other highly commended and shortlisted photographs, please visit our website ([link removed]) .
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