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Congratulations to our #VicBioCon24Photo Competition Winners!

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Category 1: “Knowing your roots” –
Showcasing our Victorian flora

Category Winner: Chloe Jensen for
'Euphrasia crassiuscula subsp. glandulosa'

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Category 2: “It's a wild life” – Showcasing our Victorian fauna

Category Winner: Jeremy Tscharke for 
'Litoria aurea breeding pair cbank'

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Category 3: “To the horizon" – Victorian ecosystems and landscapes

Category Winner: Chloe Jensen for 
'Sunrise reflection as the water flows from the Cumberland river mouth'

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Category 4: “Small but mighty” – Small organisms either visible to the naked eye or under a microscope

Category Winner: Jennifer Long for 
'Hanging in there'

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Category 5: “Outdoor office” – Show us photos of yourself or your colleagues in the field!

Category Winner: Benjamin Wagner for 
'Spotlighting for nocturnal birds under starry sky in Wyperfeld NP'

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Category 6: “Camera trapped” – Whether funny or lucky (or both!), show us your favourite camera trap snap

Category Winner: Elodie Camprasse for 
'Spider crab hunt
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Categories:

  1. “Knowing your roots” - Showcasing Victorian flora 🌱🌷

  2. “It's a wild life” - Showcasing Victorian fauna 🐍🦉

  3. “To the horizon” - Victorian ecosystems and landscapes 🌄🌊

  4. "Small but mighty” - Small organisms, either visible to the naked eye 🐞🐝🕷 or under the microscope 🦠🧫🍄

  5. “Outdoor office” - Show us photos of yourself or your colleagues in the field! 🤠😍

  6. “Camera trapped” - Whether funny or lucky (or both!) show us your favourite camera trap snap 📸🦘

 

Terms and Conditions:

Maximum of six (6) entries per person, with a limit of one photo per category per person.

Committee members are ineligible to win prizes but may still enter their photos. Entries will be displayed during the conference for attendees to vote.

Entrants should follow the ethical terms and conditions for wildlife photography, courtesy of Doug Gimesy. Further information on the ethical considerations for wildlife photography can be found here.

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