2019 Winners! 1st Place (top) “American Conservation Experience weed warrior! ACE Corpsmember hauling out Arundo from the bottom of the Alpine Creek ” by Jessica Plance; 2nd Place (bottom left) “Somewhere under the rainbow French broom dies.” by Jenna Allred; 3rd Place (bottom right) “Woad Warrior Sophie” by Jeff Stone
Congrats to the winners of the 2019 Cal-IPC Photo Contest!
Your pictures help us spread our message. Take pictures now, and enter them in the 2020 contest. Stuck indoors? Sort through your old photos to share them!
Cal-IPC’s outreach and education efforts rely on photos to show the devastating impacts weeds have on our natural communities. YOUR great pictures help tell the story of the hard work it takes to protect our wildlands from invasive plants. Anyone can enter! Photos may be used in Cal-IPC outreach materials, including our website, enewsletters, brochures, or reports (with photographer credit). Entries are displayed on the Cal-IPC Facebook page and shared at the Cal-IPC Symposium, where symposium attendees vote for their favorite photo.
2020 Schedule:
Honorable Mentions, 2019 Photo Contest
Specimen category: “Cuscuta japonica on Schinus molle” by Joanne Greer
Before and After category: “ACE restoration crew standing tall and proud with a pile of cut Arundo.” by American Conservation Experience
Rules & Guidelines
- Maximum number of entries: 8 per individual.
- All submissions must be submitted using the contest online entry form.
- Photographs must be in digital format.
- Only online entries will be eligible. No print or film submissions will be accepted.
- Do not include watermarks (to avoid voter bias).
- The photograph need not be taken with a digital camera; scans of negatives, transparencies, or photographic prints are acceptable.
- Digital files must be high resolution, 300 ppi, file size 3 MB or larger (at close to actual size) and must be in JPEG or TIFF format.
- All entries must be received by midnight PST on the entry date.
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