Wildlife Photographer of the Year’s 2025 winners blur the line between nature and the human world

The abyss stares back

Winners of 2025’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest blur the lines between wilderness and the spaces we live Evan Annett The Globe and Mail Published 31 minutes ago

Piece of Sky, by Alexey Kharitonov/Wildlife Photographer of the Year Eye of the Tundra, by Alexey Kharitonov/Wildlife Photographer of the Year

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