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The World Nature Photography Awards 2026 gallery spotlights gold-winning images across animal portraits and habitats.
The collection includes underwater, landscapes, and wildlife moments from diverse locations like Iceland and Botswana.
The awards recognize World Nature Photographer of the Year and multiple image categories, including underwater and urban wildlife.
Portraits and nature art categories highlight both animal behavior and artistic interpretation.
Award highlights include dramatic scenes of bears, penguins, and sea life across continents.
The Guardian gallery aggregates multi-referenced works to illustrate the breadth of the awards.
Judges and curators emphasize both technical excellence and storytelling in nature photography.
The awards celebrate global photographers capturing Thailand, Uganda, Iceland, and other natural settings.
The gallery features gold and bronze winners across a spectrum of nature-focused subjects.
The collection underscores the role of nature photography in documenting environmental change.

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The IOC may add up to six new nations to the 2030 Winter Olympics, pending a vote.
The proposed additions would include Burundi, Uganda, Rwanda, Congo and Botswana from Africa.
The plan hinges on adding cross-country running as a winter event alongside cross-country cycling.
World Athletics President Seb Coe supports the idea to broaden participation and opportunities for African athletes.
The IOC’s ‘fit for future’ programme is driving potential charter changes for 2030.
Africa sent its largest-ever Winter Games delegation at Milano-Cortina 2026, totaling 15 athletes.
The proposal suggests adding cross-country events to increase African presence at the Winter Games.
The IOC would require approval from new president Kirsty Coventry to amend the charter.
Milano-Cortina 2026 concluded and shifted focus to the French Alps for 2030 preparations.
The 2030 plan could stretch into four departments and regions of the French Alps.
The proposal acknowledges Africa’s growing role and calls for faster athlete development timelines.

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