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Young photographer of the year
Species decline: Stonechat in New Forest national park by Fletcher Foot, aged 14
Photograph: Fletcher Foot/Campaign for National Parks
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Overall winner
Nature recovery success: Porlock Marsh in Exmoor national park by Shaun Davey. ‘The marsh is only 25 years old,’ said Davey. ‘It was formed when Exmoor national park authority and the National Trust took the controversial decision to ‘let nature take its course’ when the shingle ridge protecting the area from the sea was breached in a storm in 1996. The marsh is now a haven for wildlife and a site of special scientific interest (SSSI) … The image shows a sunset across the flooded marsh at high tide – the breach is clearly visible beyond the more distant tree.’
Photograph: Shaun Davey/Campaign for National Parks
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Runner-up
Threatened species: Curlew at West Witton in Yorkshire Dales national park by Deborah Clarke
Photograph: Deborah Clarke/Campaign for National Parks
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Runner-up
Extreme weather: Flooding in Derwent Water in Lake District national park by Jon Roberts
Photograph: Jon Roberts/Campaign for National Parks
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People’s choice, best phone photo winner
Excess carbon emissions: Hope cement works and Hope valley in Peak District national park by Simon Walkden
Photograph: Simon Walkden/Campaign for National Parks
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Runner-up, best phone photo
Extreme weather: Water shortages at Haweswater in Lake District national park by Tony Watson
Photograph: Tony Watson/Campaign for National Parks
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Third place, best phone photo
Extreme weather: Unusually heavy snowfall in the Cleveland Hills in North York Moors national park by Cara Organ
Photograph: Cara Organ/Campaign for National Parks
