
By the Canadian Key Biodiversity Areas Secretariat / Secrétariat des Zones Clés de la Biodiversité du Canada, hosted by @WCS_Canada @BirdsCanada @NatureServeCan
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These Honourable Mentions bring together peaceful family moments, the quiet beauty of prairie landscapes & scenes that reflect both solitude & connection✨
From dawn light in the Yukon to wind-swept Grasslands, these photos capture simple yet powerful moments in Canada’s KBAs 🍃
Landscapes & Ecosystems: “First Light on Grizzly Lake” by Katie Kushneryk showcases the golden glow of sunrise over Grizzly Lake in Tombstone Territorial Park KBA, Yukon. A magical view for early risers in the backcountry ⛰️
This batch of Honourable Mentions highlights nature’s smallest wonders, rare wildflowers in bloom, glowing coastal sunsets, and vibrant moments of outdoor exploration 🌼 #2024KBAPhotoContest
Landscapes & Ecosystems: "Farewell Sun" by Eddy Savage captures the last light of day sinking below the horizon at Virgin and Pearl Rocks KBA, located at the southern tip of Calvert Island, British Columbia. A dramatic sunset over a rugged stretch of Canada’s Pacific coast 🌅
The 8th batch of Honorable Mentions from the #2024KBAPhotoContest features a rare invertebrate sighting, iconic trees of Algonquin, ever-changing island landscapes, and a peaceful moment by the ocean. Each image offers a unique window into the beauty of Canada’s natural spaces 🍃
Landscapes & Ecosystems: "Dynamic Dunes" by Nicole Harrington shows the ever-changing landscapes of Sable Island National Park Reserve KBA. Water reshapes this sandy world constantly, revealing ephemeral lakes and rivers that disappear just as fast 🌬️
This batch of Honorable Mentions from the #2024KBAPhotoContest showcases everything from rare encounters with threatened species to sweeping wetland views and magical moments between humans and wildlife ❤️🔥
Landscapes & Ecosystems: “Dance of the Marshes” by Allen Tian captures the patterns of Presqu’ile Provincial Park KBA’s marshland from above. These wetlands play a crucial role in filtering water, storing carbon, and supporting biodiversity 💫







