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First Place
Brent Stirton
Getty Images

"RHINO WARS"

Second Place
Palani Mohan
Reportage for Getty Images

"THE KAZAKH EAGLE HUNTERS"

Third Place
Kacper Kowalski
Panos Pictures

"TOXIC BEAUTY"

Award of Excellence
Carsten Peter
Freelance

"INFINITE CAVE"

Award of Excellence
Joel Sartore
National Geographic Magazine

"UGANDA'S LAST EDEN"

Award of Excellence
Steve Winter
Freelance

"A CRY FOR THE TIGER"

Award of Excellence
Steve Winter
Freelance


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"A CRY FOR THE TIGER"

Here, a tigress leads her three 14-month-old cubs out through a hole in the fence at Bandhavgarh National Park to feed on local livestock. Certain parts of the park lack adequate prey. Park officials used elephants to break down parts of the fence so this mother would be able to feed her large litter—and they compensate villagers for cattle or buffalo losses within 48 hours. Fence or no fence, tigers frequently move in and out of the park, sometimes with disastrous consequences. Last year, three people from one village were killed by tigers--and two of those tigers were removed from the park and placed in captivity.