The Wildlife Photographer of the Year (WPY) contest has announced the winners of the People’s Choice Award. The winners were selected by thousands of votes from wildlife and nature enthusiasts.

The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition hosted by the Natural History Museum has shortlisted 25 photos that are now up for the People’s Choice Award.

The Natural History Museum has announced the 2021 winners of its 57th annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.

With a record-breaking number of entries from around the world, the judges of the 57th wildlife photographer of the year have had the toughest job yet.
From lynx making a comeback to a striking ecological disaster and narwhal shrimp communicating at great depths, there is an incredible range in the unique and fascinating images in the Natural History Museum’s exhibition. The photographs are a compelling reminder of the importance of the variety and variability of life on Earth in securing the future of our planet, revealed just ahead of the first phase of the global UN conference of Cop15 on biodiversity.
A special selection of highly commended photographs has been released before the opening of the highly anticipated exhibition at the London museum on 15 October 2021