This climate photography challenge team is making a comeback from 2020-2021, with the mission to encourage GCSE and A-Level aged students (15-18yrs) to capture an image which best represents what climate change means for them. This photography competition, in collaboration with the Natural History Museum, will involve school-based workshops, followed by a competition, running 1^st April – 1^st May.

Participants will be able to enter their image into one of three categories: ‘People in Nature’, ‘a Hurting Planet’, and ‘a Changing World’. There will also be opportunity for other members of the public to get involved, through a public entry submission, to increase our outreach. A pop-up exhibition and awards ceremony in the Flett Theatre, Natural History Museum, will take place in June 2023, for participants to come and see their work displayed. To provide a lasting awareness of the climate issues portrayed in the photographs, the NHM have kindly offered to display the winners’ photographs for the public to visit.

Please visit out website Climate Photography Competition (sscp-climatephotography.co.uk)

Contact Us:
Follow @sscp.climatephotography on Instagram for all the latest on the competition, future workshops and the finalists’ exhibition. If you would like to partner with us on this project, or if you have any questions, please send us a message via Instagram.

Team Members

Becky Ryder
Cecilia Montauban
Daniel Davids
Emily Archibald
Jonah McLeod
Jordi Buckley
Joseph Ovwemuvwose
Muyao Qi