2024 Adventures In Nature Student Photo Contest

2024 "Adventures in Nature" Student Photo Contest

Photograph by Aidan Yu

Seeking photos that showcase Arizona's natural beauty and wildlife.

$10,000 in cash prizes await the top 10 winners. 

Open to Arizona students ages 13-18.
Submissions will be accepted March 1-April 5th, 2024.
Learn more about the contest at Arizona's Family.

 

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.

Sponsored by The Nature Conservancy, Arizona's Family TV and Arizona Highways

 

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Photo by Ainslie Lowe

While I was taking senior portraits for a friend of mine, the sunset took on some spectacular colors behind the saguaros of Southern Arizona.

Location: Catalina State Park

Photo by Mia Frank

Location: Gilbert, Arizona

Photo by Ainslie Lowe

This photo was taken on a beautiful hike in nature, where I saw a singular flower that had recently bloomed.

Location: Vail, Arizona

Photo by Charles Brillo

I found a cactus near my walking path.

Location: Tucson

Photo by Jonah Morgan

Location: Gilbert, Arizona

Photo by Brittany Gall

The sun peeks out and the snow begins to melt. With the green leaves on the trees and the blue sky shows it's self behind the clouds.

Location: Mount Lemmon

Photo by Charles Brillo

I found this dead tree near my walking path.

Location: Tucson

Photo by Liam

Location: Andrada Polytechnic Highschool

Photo by Teresa Gallegos

On my way to Pinetop, we stopped at Becker Butte Lookout. The mountain's were breath taking, and seeing them in person made it a special feeling. I was shock seeing the mountain's and got to escape reality for a while. I captured the moment to be reminded of how I felt in the moment.

Location: Becker Butte

Photo by Tobi Lindsay

The early morning of the Raptor Free Flight, enjoying the beauty and the wind brushing through the wind to share your experience with the native birds releasing into the wild. An amazing reminder of how nature will always be mysterious yet a miracle.

Location: Desert Museum Tucson

Photo by Chloe K. Miller

I found a bush of yellow flowers in the desert with small orange flowers mixed in. I thought they looked pretty so I got a close up of it.

Location: Tucson Vail AZ

Photo by Cassidy Jiang

Location: Flagstaff (Snowbowl area)