Meet the winners of the first WLE in Turkey

By the Turkish Wiki Loves Earth team Team of the first WLE in Turkey was expecting not more than 500 photos uploaded during the contest. At the end of the submission period, the jury had a task to select winners among over 3600 beautiful photos from all over Turkey! “When the herd of horses runs, … Continue reading “Meet the winners of the first WLE in Turkey”

The Winning Photos from WLE Spain 2018

Our fourth edition of Wiki Loves Earth, the photo contest for those who love natural spaces, was held between May 1 and 31, 2018. Thanks to Wiki Loves Earth and the people who participate in it, those natural spaces, classified as Sites of Community Importance, are documented and valued. The contest aims to collect images … Continue reading “The Winning Photos from WLE Spain 2018”

Top fifteen photos from Wiki Loves Earth 2017

Wiki Love Earth’s overall winner: Ogoy Island in Russia’s Lake Baikal. Photo by Sergey Pesterev, CC BY-SA 4.0. A jaguar gazed out from a bed of shrubs. A water buffalo took a bath. A capybara family gathered in line. These are just a few of the delightful sights captured in the winning photos in the international Wiki Loves Earth photography competition, announced … Continue reading “Top fifteen photos from Wiki Loves Earth 2017”

Photo Contest 2017 is coming soon!

On May 1, 2017, the Wikimedia community starts the fourth international photocontest aiming to picture under a free license as many natural monuments and protected areas as possible and to promote natural heritage sites around the World through Wikimedia projects. The competition is open to everyone! Last year the contest attracted more than 13,600 participants. … Continue reading “Photo Contest 2017 is coming soon!”

Wiki Loves Earth is running around the world!

July is the last month of the Wiki Loves Earth photo contest this year. Let’s take a virtual trip around countries that have ongoing competitions!   May and June have brought more than 70k photos of nature monuments from 25 countries, but more is to come. These photos help to draw attention to protected areas, illustrate … Continue reading “Wiki Loves Earth is running around the world!”

Winners of Wiki Loves Earth 2019

Photo by Sven Damerow, CC BY-SA 4.0. Warm rays of sunlight that pour through clouds on a snowy mountain. Kayak passing by an enormously still glacier. Two owls staring at you carefully and suspiciously. These are just a few of the breathtaking photographs winners from the international Wiki Loves Earth competition, whose results were announced … Continue reading “Winners of Wiki Loves Earth 2019”

Raising awareness of nature’s fragility: A perspective of Spanish Wiki Loves Earth winners

By the Spanish Wiki Loves Earth Team Wiki Loves Earth 2019 is calling. This will be the 5th edition of the contest in Spain, and it is a great moment to celebrate our wiki-photographer-earth-lover community. To do so, we are sharing an interview with María Bolado, winner of the WLE in Spain 2017 edition, and … Continue reading “Raising awareness of nature’s fragility: A perspective of Spanish Wiki Loves Earth winners”

Best pictures of Wiki Loves Earth 2018 announced

Our 2018 winner comes from Cape Stolbchaty, the cape at east shore of Kunashir Island1 in Sakhalin Oblast, Russia which is famous for its columnar basalt formations. Photo by Ekaterina Vasyagina (www.PhotoJourneys.ru), licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. “As the sky is all filled with soft amethyst glow, the sunset waves goodbye to stupendously beauteous and resplendent basalt formation of Cape Stolbchaty leaving Vermilion orange sunset” From … Continue reading “Best pictures of Wiki Loves Earth 2018 announced”

Meet the 2018 international jury

Wiki Loves Earth 2018 international jury From Germany to South Africa and from Brazil to India, the international jury represents the geographic diversity of Wiki Loves Earth. They have a variety of backgrounds: some of them are professional environmentalists, while others are passionate photographers. There is one thing they have in common: their enthusiasm to … Continue reading “Meet the 2018 international jury”