Powerful Winning Photos from the 2025 Earth Photo Awards Expose Climate Realities
“Carcass of the Ice Beast” by Liam Man. The Royal Geographical Society – Climate of Change Award
Now in its eighth year, the Earth Photo Awards continue to harness the power of visual storytelling to highlight the pressing environmental issues of our time.
Founded by Forestry England, the Royal Geographical Society, and Parker Harris, the awards celebrate photographers and filmmakers who illuminate the realities of climate change. The 2025 winners include twelve striking images that blend artistic brilliance with urgent ecological themes. From rising seas to vanishing forests, each photo offers a poignant glimpse into the planet’s shifting landscapes and the lives affected. These images serve not only as artistic achievements but as powerful reminders of our responsibility to protect the Earth.
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“Autophagy” by Lorenzo Poli. Earth Photo Award 2025
“Beneath | Beofhód” series by Shane Hynan. Photoworks Digital Residency Award & Sidney Nolan Trust Residency Prize.
“Rotary Screw Traps” by Vivian Wan. New Scientist Editors Award
“Waterline” by Mateo Borrero. The Forestry England – Forest Ecosystem Award
“La Hepica – Consumed Living Spaces” by Issam Corrib. David Wolf Kaye Future Potential Awards
“Autophagy” by Lorenzo Poli
“Autophagy” by Lorenzo Poli
“The Icebreaker Project” series by Liam Man
“The Icebreaker Project” series by Liam Man
“Rotary Screw Traps” by Vivian Wan
“Beneath | Beofhód” series by Shane Hynan
