THE FNFC
Photo Contest is Back!
We are seeking beautiful First Nations fisheries-related photos to appear in our 2025 calendar because a picture is worth a thousand words.
Twelve winning photos will be chosen, and one GRAND PRIZE winner will be selected from among the 12 photos.
The grand prize photo will be featured on the calendars cover, and the photographer will receive a professional gallery wrapped canvas of their image and a mystery prize kit courtesy of London Drugs. Photographers who submit the other 11 winning photos will each receive a FNFC swag bag filled with some essentials for your future outings!
We hope to receive entries from as many different regions across the province as possible, to feature our province’s wide range of landscapes, fish species, aquatic resources, fishing methods and activities as possible.
Contest Eligibility
& Helpful Tips
Some suggestions for photos: traditional First Nations fishing/harvesting practices, fishing or habitat areas, fish/aquatic resources, First Nations sustainable aquaculture activities, First Nations economic fisheries, youth fisheries engagement and learning, fisheries activities that are specific to your region, technical surveys/assessments/ monitoring or scientific research activities, traditional food preparation and preservation methods using fish or aquatic resources, community feasts, cultural activities, or any other fisheries-related scenes you can think of!
- Your photo must be taken on or after June 1, 2024
- You're limited to one photo entry – so pick your favourite
- Your photo shouldn’t include a recognizable face of a person, including you
- Photos must be a JPEG file no larger than 2MB and at least 1600 pixels wide (for horizontal images)
For full contest Terms & Conditions, please Click Here.
FNFC will use any personal information provided with the Contest entry and fulfillment, including the entrants’ name, address, phone number, and email address for the purpose of administering the Contest as contemplated by these Contest Rules. FNFC collects and uses personal information in accordance with the provisions of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (British Columbia).
