Photo Contest
Compete for $40,000 in Prizes!
In our unique private lands wildlife photo contest, a landowner is paired with a photographer, and together they share the prize money. Wildlife in Focus will announce the 2025 winners on October 11, 2025, at the Witte Museum of Natural History in San Antonio. Come join in the excitement!
An online photo contest is coming in 2026…
Traveling Photo Display
Showcase Winning Images at Your Business!
Print and digital displays of winning images are available for use at your location, bank, event, and more. Wildlife in Focus offers these displays as part of our mission to inspire and educate everyone to engage with wildlife and conservation.
Contact us to learn more about display opportunities.
Discover Books Featuring Award-Winning Wildlife Photography. A beautiful addition to your bookshelf or coffee table!
Explore Photo Store
Order Prints, Gifts, and More Featuring Your Favorite Images…
Choose from framed or unframed prints, mugs, and a variety of other products customized with images of your choice. Proceeds support both the photographers and the mission of Wildlife in Focus.
Kritters 4 Kids Program
Our elementary and middle school Kritters 4 Kids program brings the beauty and diversity of Texas wildlife directly into the classroom. Combining Wildlife in Focus photo books with fun, TEKS-aligned curriculum guides, the program introduces students to native habitats, conservation, and environmental awareness in an engaging and age-appropriate way.
Each participating classroom receives:
- A set of 30 Wildlife in Focus books
- A deck of Kritter Kards
- Easy-to-use curriculum guides developed by teachers, for teachers
The materials are designed to meet Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
standards, ensuring educational value while sparking a lifelong appreciation for nature.
Latest News and Updates
Wildlife in Focus: A Unique Wildlife Photography Contest in Texas
Miles Phillips, Photo Contest Director for Wildlife in Focus, shares a firsthand account of how this one-of-a-kind Texas wildlife photography competition ignited his passion for capturing the natural world
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Wildlife in Focus Photo Contest to Benefit Texas Wildlife
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation
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