The National Audubon Society recently revealed the recipients of the 2025 Audubon Photography Awards, which feature two winning photographs showcasing avian life in Florida. Now in its 16th year, the awards have broadened their scope to include Chile and Colombia, with a focus on migratory species, their habitats and conservation efforts.
Jean Hall is the 2025 Conservation Award Winner for her photograph of a burrowing owl on Marco Island. Tianze Ling is the 2025 Video Award winner for his footage of a burrowing owl nest on a soccer field in Hollywood, Fla.
“We are so thrilled that Florida’s Burrowing Owls are the subjects of two Audubon Photography Award this year,” said Julie Wraithmell, executive director of Audubon Florida. “We have worked with Jean Hall for years, who is a tireless advocate of conservation and beautifully illustrates how responsible, ethical photography can protect birds and the places they need. Congratulations to both photographers”…