2020 marked 25 years of the Trinity Broads Partnership, celebrating restoration and conservation work and the partnership’s contribution to wildlife, landscape and the community.
 
Situated north-west of Great Yarmouth, the Trinity Broads provide high quality drinking water. Habitats include wide expanses of shallow open water, extensive reed-bed and undisturbed areas of wet woodland. The broads and their margins are owned by Essex & Suffolk Water and NWT is a key member of the Trinity Broads Partnership managing the site.

 

Take part in our photographic competition!

It’s competition time!

An exciting one-off competition to show off your photography skills and this beautiful area of Norfolk!

The Trinity Broads are brilliant for wildlife and great places to explore. Help us celebrate them by entering an image from there to our photography competition. We are looking for photographs that capture:
  • Trinity Broads – the seasons (set of 2 photos)
  • Watery Wildlife of the Trinity Broads (1 photo)
  • Living Water for people and wildlife (1 photo)
There are three classes for submission:
  1. Open to all: camera photographs
  2. Amateur photo taken on a mobile phone
  3. Under 16 year olds

To submit a photograph please use our online form or email your image to competition@norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk along with the following details:
  1. Your name
  2. Contact details
  3. Which category and class you are entering
Closing date midnight on Saturday 21 November 2021 The top 100 photos will hopefully be exhibited at a sepcial event in 2021 where the winners will be announced.

 

What could you win?

Prizes will include a meal and boat trip on Trinity Broads

The technical bit:

  • If you are aged under 16 please ask an adult to submit your photo.
  • Photographs must be your own and not copied or reproduced from elsewhere, that they do not infringe the copyright or other rights of any third party or any laws, or have won a prize in any other photographic competition.
  • We can only accept photos taken at Trinity Broads.
  • Please do not submit large numbers of photos of the same subject – select a maximum of three striking images. Don’t be put off sending an image though – we are seeking interesting and thought provoking images not necessarily high quality or ‘professional looking’ ones.
  • Please upload as hi-res versions of your photos as your internet connection will allow (up to a 4MB size limit per email).
  • As well as possibly featuring in NWT's online photo gallery  and the exhibition at Fleggburgh village hall your photos may also help to publicise our conservation work – for instance, we might feature them in our promotional leaflets, our Tern magazine, or perhaps even include them  as part of a resource pack that we send to the media to promote our stories. We will endeavour to make sure that you are credited as the photographer.
  • By submitting a photograph to the competition you understand that Norfolk Wildlife Trust reserves the right to use any image submitted to help the conservation of Norfolk’s wildlife. Photos will be credited, and will not be sold to third parties, but no payment will be made for any current or future use by Norfolk Wildlife Trust of images submitted to the competition.

We want to take good care of your information!

We will keep your details secure at all times. We never sell or share your details with any other third party for their own use. We will contact you if you win our prize draw, but unless you are an NWT member, you will not receive any further information from us as a result of providing your details today. This is our summarised privacy notice. For our full privacy policy click here or contact us for a postal copy.