The Wetlands and Human Well-being Photography contest is a government initiative open to students and citizens across India to raise awareness about wetland conservation. This initiative aligns with World Wetlands Day, observed annually on February 2nd to mark the adoption of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands in 1971. The contest focuses on the theme of how sustainable wetland ecosystems support human health and livelihoods. Participants are encouraged to capture photographs that highlight the ecological significance, biodiversity, and conservation needs of Indian wetlands, helping spread vital environmental awareness through visual storytelling.

The competition is open to all Indian citizens, including students from all study levels and academic backgrounds. Applicants do not need to meet specific minimum marks, income criteria, or social category requirements. Candidates must submit their own original photographs aligned with the official theme of wetland conservation and human well-being. Submissions must meet the technical image standards specified on the official portal.

To participate, candidates must access the official submission portal. First, complete the registration by providing the required contact and personal details. Next, upload an original high-resolution photograph focused on the theme of wetlands and human well-being, along with a brief description or caption if requested. Review all details to ensure compliance with the submission guidelines and finalize your entry before the application deadline on January 12, 2024.