Cornelia Sattler's image of the invasive orange pore fungus won the BMC Ecology and Evolution image competition. The competition celebrates nature's wonders across various categories, blending art and science. A captivating image of the invasive orange pore fungus (Favolaschia calocera), which hi
Overall winner. An invasive orange pore fungus poses unknown ecological consequences for Australian ecosystems. Credit: Cornelia Sattler
Senior Editorial Board Member Arne Traulsen recommended the entry, saying: “Cornelia Sattler’s image allows us to peek into the world of fungi, organisms that are fascinating and yet underappreciated and understudied.”Beyond the main prize, the competition recognized victors and runners-up in four distinct categories: Research in Action, Protecting our Planet, Plants and Fungi, and Palaeoecology.
Senior Editorial Board Member Luke Jacobus said: “This photograph captures the essence of ecological study. It showcases sharp imaging and good storytelling and invites us to be curious about our dynamic world.” Senior Editorial Board Member Josef Settele said: “This photo shows how very different aspects of wildlife conservation can be combined into win-win situation that helps simultaneously protect our planet and empower local communities.”
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