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Ocean Conservancy Annual Photo Contest

And the winners are...

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Thank you for participating in Ocean Conservancy’s 2023 Photo Contest. Check out the details of our amazing winners here.

Thank you to our judges and to all who participated, voted, shared and submitted photos—you truly made this year’s contest a success.

Congratulations to ALL our entrants, and we hope to see you next year for our 2024 contest.

Bystanders crowd and look on an California sea lion entangled with fishing line.
Human Impact Winner: Choked Up by Nicholas DeNezzo
A bright blue sea star sits among the reef, which is awakening with small fish swirling around and about as light shines down from the ocean surface.
Spectacular Seascapes: The Shallows by Maximilian Holba
A polar bear mother and two cubs swim atop deep blue ocean waters in the Arctic Bay.
Marine Wildlife Winner: Climate Endurance by Jenny Wong
3 generations of humpback whales glide gracefully just beneath the blue ocean's surface. Beams of sunlight shine down on them through the waves breaking above.
Synchrony in Motion by Rachel Moore
5 Ocean Victories of 2022
5 Ocean Victories of 2022
Janis Searles Jones
Janis Searles Jones

Chief Executive Officer

Seafood Species Vulnerable to Climate Change
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Elizabeth Cerny-Chipman
Elizabeth Cerny-Chipman

Senior Policy Analyst, Fish Conservation Program

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Megan Montemurno
Megan Montemurno

Senior Manager, Digital Outreach

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