Filming and photography on reserves
A guide to filming and photography - for media, drones and commercial use on Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's reserves.
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Wildlife Photography for Beginners at Staveley Nature Reserve
Join our resident photographer for a wildlife photography for beginners workshop.
Wildlife Photography for Beginners at North Cave Wetlands
Join our resident photographer for a wildlife photography for beginners workshop.
Photography competition test
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Snap, cackle and flop: trying to photograph laughing green woodpeckers at Barlow Common
They’ve been laughing at me all day. I first heard them within a few minutes of arriving at Barlow Common at 8.30am on this dazzlingly bright spring morning, and their raucous “yaffle” calls have…
My focus
For her A-Level Photography project, Emily-Jane is taking images of the landscapes that she loves; combining her two passions – photography and wildlife – so she can express herself in creative…
Spot puffins from the sea, learn how to photograph them from the land, or take on the seabird challenge at this year’s Yorkshire Puffin Festival
Head to spectacular Flamborough Cliffs nature reserve on 7th and 8th June to enjoy Yorkshire’s own ‘sea parrots’. This year’s weekend of activities and events is larger than ever, including puffin…
Murmuration Appreciation Evening
Join at Potteric Carr nature reserve us for an after-hours walk at dusk, delicious hearty soup and a fascinating photography talk.
Photographing Yorkshire's Wildlife in Winter
The Yorkshire winter might feel bleak at first glance. Bare trees, frosty mornings, and short days but for wildlife photographers, it offers a magical stage to capture the secret lives of the…
Two spotted goby
These colourful little fish are a delight for snorkellers or shallow water divers to photograph, rarely being scared off by their presence!
Wildlife after dark: Rockpools, bat walks and glow worms
As part of her adventures around Yorkshire to photograph the Trust's events, Amy - Communications Officer - reflects on some of the night-time marvels our region has to offer.
Magnesian meadows and marbled marvels: a visit to Ledsham Bank
I’ve been at Ledsham Bank an hour already and I’ve only managed to walk a couple of hundred metres from the entrance. The problem is there’s so much to see, so much to photograph.