Ridge, the Blue Ridge Mountains, our lakes and rivers, and more are
renowned for their beauty. But we're also blessed with scores of
hidden treasures – parks, gamelands, trails, creeks and other outdoor
places that are just as inviting but not nearly as famous.
Land for Tomorrow invites amateur photographers and artists to submit
their photographs and illustrations of these special places for our
"Hidden Treasures" contest.
Submission must be original depictions of publicly accessible natural
lands – gamelands, parks, greenways, rivers, etc. Wildlife may be
included and images that include people enjoying these areas are
encouraged.
Images may be submitted from March 27 through April 24 via one of the
following:
• Facebook as a message with an attachment: http://www.facebook.com/L4TNC
;
• Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/l4tnc/;
• Email: land4tomorrow@gmail.com; or
• Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/land4tomorrow (send us the link
to the image you'd like us to pin via email or Facebook message)
Additional details will be available upon contest launch on Tuesday
afternoon, March 27 at http://www.landfortomorrow.org/hidden-treasures/
Entries will be judged by a panel of conservation champions from
across North Carolina, including representatives from Land for
Tomorrow's leading organizations.
Two winners will be chosen: one photograph and one illustration. Each
winner will receive a gift from Great Outdoor Provision Co.
About Land for Tomorrow
Land for Tomorrow, a coalition of conservation, sportsmen,
agriculture, wildlife, business and local government organizations, is
committed to preserving and protecting North Carolina's land and water
resources. Its goal is to increase public awareness for the need to
protect additional lands that are critical to the economic well-being
and quality of life in North Carolina. Land for Tomorrow seeks to help
the state reach its declared goal of conserving a million acres, and
ensure that critical land will be available to provide clean air and
drinking water, strengthen our communities, promote job growth and
enhance the quality of life for generations to come. For additional
information about Land for Tomorrow, visit or www.facebook.com/L4TNC
or www.landfortomorrow.org.
