Grand Prize Winner
Winning entry, Grand Prize: Kit foxes in Onaqui Herd Management Area, Utah

“Kit foxes in Onaqui Herd Management Area, Utah”

Photo by Brian Clopp

$5,000
Category Winners
Scenery & Landscapes
Winning entry, Scenery & Landscapes category: Fog in Redwood National Park, CA
“Fog in Redwood National Park, CA”
Photo by Zack Stanton
$1,000
Life Outdoors
Winning entry, Life Outdoors category: Sunset Ride, Angler in Shoshone National Forest, WY
“Angler in Shoshone National Forest, WY”
Photo by Bill Sincavage
$1,000
Wildlife
Winning entry, Wildlife category: Mountain goats in Gallatin National Forest, MT
“Mountain goats in Gallatin National Forest, MT”
Photo by Kelly Burnham
$1,000
Honorable Mentions
Scenery & Landscapes
Honorable Mention, Scenery & Landscapes category: Fog in Grand Canyon National Park, AZ
“Fog in Grand Canyon National Park, AZ”
Photo by Peter Coskun
Life Outdoors
Honorable Mention, Life Outdoors category: Skier in San Juan National Forest, CO
“Skier in San Juan National Forest, CO”
Photo by Liam Doran
Wildlife
Honorable Mention, Wildlife category: Bobcats on Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, NM
“Bobcats on Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, NM”
Photo by Parker Bolstad
Scenery & Landscapes
Honorable Mention, Scenery & Landscapes category: Lupine field in Redwood National Park, CA
“Lupine field in Redwood National Park, CA”
Photo by Zack Stanton
Life Outdoors
Honorable Mention, Life Outdoors category: Kayaker in Kenai Fjords National Park, AK
“Kayaker in Kenai Fjords National Park, AK”
Photo by Mark Bilak
Wildlife
Honorable Mention, Wildlife category: Orca in Kenai Fjords National Park, AK
“Orca in Kenai Fjords National Park, AK”
Photo by Mark Bilak
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