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Wildlife photo competition winners

Following the success of last year’s wildlife photography competition, this year’s entries didn’t disappoint as we received a fantastic selection of photographs from across the county. Exceptionally high standards made judging the competition incredibly difficult, but we found our 12 winners, each of which will feature in our calendar.
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Wildlife Photography Competition

Wildlife Photography Competition 2025. Photography is a fantastic way to record and celebrate your experience of wildlife in Cumbria.
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2022 Wildlife Photography Competition - winning entries

From several hundred entries, our panel selected 12 winning images for inclusion in our 2023 wildlife calendar. We then asked our wonderful members to vote on the top three to receive prizes kindly donated by Wilkinson Cameras. Here are our competition winners:
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2025 Wildlife Photography Competition - winning entries

From several hundred entries, our panel selected 12 winning images for inclusion in our 2026 wildlife calendar. We then asked our wonderful members to vote on the top three to receive prizes kindly donated by Wilkinson Cameras. Here are our competition winners:
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A Wilder Barrow

Cumbria Wildlife Trust wants to help transform unloved and underused spaces into something that brings life and colour into communities.
Volunteer Opportunity

Wildlife Watch helpers -Barrow

Help us engage the next generation in taking action for wildlife. We are looking for people to help with our existing group, the Barrow Badgers!

Species

Yarrow

Yarrow can be found in many grasslands, from lawns to meadows, its flat-topped clusters of flower heads appearing from June. Cultivated varieties are garden favourites.