Can you spot the poacher’s handprint? Earth Photo award winners – in pictures

The Guardian Environment Tuesday 14 July 2026, 06:00 UTC By Guardian Staff 1 min read

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From scientific tricks to stop turtle traffickers to stranded seals and displaced workers, these images all scooped prizes at this year’s Earth Photo awards Continue reading...

From scientific tricks to stop turtle traffickers to stranded seals and displaced workers, these images all scooped prizes at this year’s Earth Photo awards

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Can you spot the poacher’s handprint? Earth Photo award winners – in pictures

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