Delaware Highlands Conservancy Crowns Winners of Ninth Annual 'Confluence' Photo Contest

The Delaware Highlands Conservancy has revealed the winners of its ninth annual juried photo contest, 'Confluence: Land, Water, Wildlife.' The contest, which took place through summer 2026, invited local photographers to submit images that capture the intersection of the region's natural landscapes and wildlife. The announcement was made via the Pike County Courier.

Now in its ninth year, the contest has become a staple for the Conservancy, which works to protect the land and water resources of the Delaware Highlands region. The theme 'Confluence: Land, Water, Wildlife' highlights the interconnectedness of these elements and the importance of conservation efforts. While the specific winners and their works were not detailed in the initial dispatch, the contest typically draws submissions from across the region, showcasing the area's biodiversity and scenic beauty.

The announcement underscores the Conservancy's ongoing commitment to engaging the community in environmental stewardship through the arts. As the contest continues to grow, it serves as a platform for local photographers to contribute to the dialogue on conservation. The Conservancy is expected to showcase the winning photographs in upcoming exhibitions or publications, further promoting awareness of the region's natural heritage.