**Love Nature? Join us for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition!**

Gaze through the lens of some of the world's best wildlife photographers and marvel at the beauty of our planet.

The world-renowned exhibition, on tour from the Natural History Museum in London, features exceptional images which capture fascinating animal behaviour, spectacular flora and landscapes, and the breath-taking diversity of the natural world.

In a world-first, the photographs will be displayed amongst a living botanical collection: the lush and leafy rainforest environment of the Bicentennial Conservatory within beautiful Adelaide Botanic Garden.

Using photography's unique emotive power, the images will inspire and astound, leaving you with a deeper understanding of the issues facing nature and the actions we need to take to protect it.

Attracting millions of people annually worldwide, Wildlife Photographer of the Year is renowned not only for its compelling imagery but also for the quality of its interpretation.

Launching in 1965, today the competition receives over 50,000 entries from all over the world, highlighting its enduring appeal.

With a record-breaking number of entries from 90 countries, the judges of the 57th Wildlife Photographer of the Year have had the toughest job yet.

Every entry was judged anonymously on its creativity, originality, and technical excellence by an international panel of industry experts.

Make a day of it! While you're in the botanic garden, we encourage you take the time to explore its revitalising, iconic green pathways too.

We look forward to welcoming you here soon.

Dates: 29 September 2023 - 31 January 2024

Times: 10am - 4pm daily (including public holidays)

Location: Bicentennial Conservatory, Adelaide Botanic Garden (C13 on the map).

Tickets: Adult general admission: $10, Students and concessions: $8

Children 12 years and younger: All children attending the exhibition must be accompanied by an adult.

Tickets can be pre-booked via link below and are also available on the door. Please note this is a cashless venue.

Photograph at top of page: A swan's perspective by © Mateusz Piesiak, Wildlife Photographer of the Year

*Photograph: Treefrog pool party by © Brandon Güell, Costa Rica/USA, Wildlife Photographer of the Year*

Event information

Entry: Recommended entry is via the Conservatory Gate, accessed off Plane Tree Drive.

Parking/Transport: Ticketed parking is available along Plane Tree Drive or the car park next to the International Rose Garden, adjacent to Hackney Road. Alternatively catch the tram to the Botanic Garden stop, which is 150 m from the Main Gate on North Terrace, or bus.

Facilities: Toilets and change tables are available in the Garden, including family rooms/baby change facilities and a Changing Places facility.

Accessibility: The Exhibition is on a paved pathway at ground level and includes a low gradient sloped board walk to the upper level. For Please enter via the Conservatory Gate. Please contact us for more information.

Food and Beverage: Evergreen Deli and the Gardens Kiosk will be open during their standard hours of operation.

Children: Please note that all children attending the exhibition must be accompanied by an adult.

Shop: Merchandise is available at the event. Please note this is a cashless venue and only cards will be accepted.

Tickets are non-refundable; however, they are transferable to other dates and session times via the Humanitix ticketing platform. Please contact our friendly staff by email to enquire about your options.