Photo Contest Entry Form

Submit this form along with your contest entries to photocontest@friendsofredriver.org:

Word document or pdf format

Red River National Wildlife Refuge Photo Contest 2009

CONTEST RULES

1. TIME OF CONTEST

2. ENTRANTS

3. SCOPE OF SUBJECT MATTER

4. SUBMISSIONS

Entries may be submitted in either of these two ways:

Each contestant is limited to three submissions per category.

5. JUDGING

Selection of winning entries will be made by an independent panel of judges.

6. WINNING ENTRIES

Winning entries will be announced in January or February 2010. Winners will be informed by e-mail or regular mail.

7. USE OF IMAGES

Friends of the Red River National Wildlife Refuge, Inc., shall have the right without compensation to display and use all submissions for promotional and advertising use with appropriate credit being given to the photographer. You represent that your photographs are original and of your own creation, the display and use of the material will not violate the rights of any kind of third party, and you have provided all necessary permissions and releases. All may be displayed on the inclusion on the Friends of the Red River National Wildlife Refuge, Inc., website, with credit being given the photographers.

8. DISCLAIMER.

Friends of the Red River National Wildlife Refuge, Inc and the Red River National Wildlife Refuge and the persons involved in conducting this competition shall not be held responsible for loss of or damage to entries or for injuries while contestants are on the refuge. Contestants are expected and required to abide by refuge rules while on the premises of the refuge.

9. AWARDS.

Ribbons will be presented to the winning entries. First place winners will also receive a gift certificate.


Who we are

The Red River Refuge Alliance, Inc., is the Friends group for the Red River National Wildlife Refuge. Our mission is to be an advocate for the Red River National Wildlife Refuge by promoting and participating in the conservation, enhancement, and appreciation of our native wildlife communities through education, fund raising, development of partnerships, and development of onsite projects for volunteers.

Our vision is to develop the necessary support to assist the United States Fish and Wildlife Service with acquiring, restoring, and sustaining all the lands allowed by current legislation for the refuge and with developing these areas to maximize wildlife habitats.

We are a nongovernmental, nonprofit organization operating under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and a Memorandum of Agreement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

We are an affiliate member of the National Wildlife Refuge Association.