2024 Adventures In Nature Student Photo Contest
Photograph by Aidan Yu
Open to Arizona students ages 13-18, submissions were accepted
March 1-April 5th, 2024.
$10,000 in cash prizes were awarded to the top 10 winners.
See the list of winners at The Nature Conservancy website.
For details, please view OFFICIAL RULES.
For questions and more information, contact Danielle Kagan at [email protected]
Partners: The Nature Conservancy Arizona, Arizona's Family and Arizona Highways.
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Photo by Abigail Downey
I was wandering around in the beautiful after storm desert when I came across this dead cactus with a flower growing through it. I thought it was very unique so I decided to take the photo.
Location: Vail, Arizona
Photo by Jenna Lopez
Location: Johnson Ranch, San Tan Valley
Photo by Zoe Douglas
A vibrant monarch butterfly gracefully flutters its wings in front of me, showcasing a striking pattern of orange, black, and white. The sunlight catches the delicate patterns of its wings, casting a soft glow and highlighting the intricate details of the butterfly's natural beauty. I was able to capture a photo before it flew away into the bright blue sky.
Location: Vail, Arizona
Photo by Layla Ewer
I was out with my yearbook class taking pictures of nature, when I came across this little cactus. I thought the composition could look really cool so I took the picture.
Location: Vail, Arizona
Photo by Katelyn Mahnk
Location: Madera Canyon, AZ
Photo by Katelyn Mahnk
Location: Madera Canyon, AZ
Photo by Elyse Campbell
In this photo it shows Canyon de Chelly's Spider Rock.
Location: Canyon de Chelly
Photo by Elyse Campbell
In this photo it shows Glen Canyon National Recreation Area's Horseshoe Bend along with the Colorado River.
Location: Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
Photo by Camila Santana
One morning, I went on a run and thought I saw a cat in a puddle. As I stopped to take a picture I soon realized it wasn't a cat but an owl.
Location: South Phoenix
Photo by Camila Santana
I went on a drive one day after work and as I looked out my car window I saw a beautiful little bird with bright red colored feathers.
Location: South Phoenix
Photo by Josiah McDonald
Location: Tucson, Arizona Flowing Wells High School
Photo by Adisyn DeLeon
An abandoned house my family and I came across in the woods when camping. The house had a spring as well as wild horses grazing in the field.
Location: White Mountains, Arizona