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London's Natural History Museum's prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition has opened at the British Council in India. The 60th edition of the acclaimed showcase, running from May 2nd to June 6th, 2025, presents award-winning photographs capturing the beauty and vulnerability of the natural world. The inauguration by UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy MP marks the beginning of a month-long celebration of art, biodiversity, and conservation. The British Council's hosting of this global exhibition reflects its dedication to promoting cultural exchange and fostering conversations around critical environmental concerns among diverse audiences. This initiative is a result of ongoing collaboration to share world-class British culture and spark discussions on climate and nature globally.
Speaking on the occasion, Alison Barrett MBE, Country Director India, British Council said, “The Natural History Museum Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is a testament to the power of art to inspire action. By hosting this showcase at the British Council, we aim to spark meaningful conversations about conservation and creativity, engaging young people we work with in the global movement to protect our planet’s biodiversity.” Speaking on the annual exhibit’s 60
th edition being featured at the British Council, Dr Doug Gurr, Director of the Natural History Museum, said, “We’re delighted to present Wildlife Photographer of the Year in New Delhi, India, with a showcase of our category winning images. These are photographs that not only encourage further wildlife conservation efforts, but that spark the creation of real advocates for our planet on a global scale.”