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    Celebrate the beauty of our planet: Wiki Loves Earth 2025 is here!

    We’re excited to announce the launch of Wiki Loves Earth 2025, the global photography competition dedicated to showcasing the stunning natural landscapes and protected areas around the world. Since its…

  • Table laid out for Brigid cross making at Imbolc

    Celebrating Imbolc with Wiki Loves Folklore

    Wiki Loves Folklore is an international Wiki competition celebrating Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) across the world – like Wiki Loves Monuments, or Wiki Loves Earth, but for folk culture: festivals,…

  • Photograph of a waterfall and autumn trees in Tollymore Forest Park.

    The winners of Wiki Loves Earth 2023 in Northern Ireland

    Wiki Loves Earth is an annual photography competition themed around the natural world. Wikimedia UK first took part in the competition in 2021 when Wales blazed the way. In 2023…

  • Photo of two billy goats butting heads on a cliff face in the Ogwen Valley, located in the Eryri National Park. The goats have shaggy white and black fur and long horns which are locked together.

    The winners of Wiki Loves Earth 2023 in Wales

    For the second year running, Wales had the second highest number of photos submitted to the Wiki Loves Earth competition. We’re so grateful to and hugely impressed by the entrants,…

  • Sunrise over Three Cliffs Bay in Gower

    Wales moves up to second place in Wiki Loves Earth

    This year, in Wiki Loves Earth, editors from all over Wales went out into protected areas such as Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs), National Parks, Areas of Outstanding Natural…

  • Wiki Loves Earth 2022

    Wales and international photography competition #WikiLovesEarth

    Upload your photographs during June to be in with a chance of winning country and national prizes.

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    Connected Heritage partnerships

    We’re pleased to announce the first of our partnerships resulting from our Connected Heritage training. While the webinars are free for anyone working in the cultural heritage sector to attend,…

  • 3 month stats of connected heritage

    Three months of Connected Heritage

    As we begin to look towards 2022, and move towards the end of 2021, we thought it was a good time to reflect on the first three months of the…

  • golf club trophy image

    UK based Punjabi artist opens up his archive

    UK based Punjabi writer and photographer, Amarjit Chandan opened up images from his archive. Aside from images photographed by him, the archive includes images from his father, Gopal Singh Chandan,…

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