Overall winner and coast and marine category awards: Gannet Jacuzzi by Dr Matt Doggett

Animal portraits category winner: Red deer stag in pine forest by Neil McIntyre

Urban wildlife category winner: Starlings watching starlings by Phil Jones

Habitat category winner: Grey seal in underwater cave by Alexander Mustard

Hidden Britain category winner: Leap for freedom by Dale Sutton

Wildlife behaviour category winner: Herring gull and puffin by Amanda Hayes

Wild woods category winner: New Forest in autumn by Jeremy Walker

Living landscapes category winner: Culm divided by Stephen Powles

In my backyard category winner: Wasp house cleaning by David Handley

British seasons category winner: Snow hare portfolio by Jules Cox

British seasons category winner: Snow hare portfolio by Jules Cox

British Seasons category winner: Snow hare portfolio by Jules Cox

Documentary series award winner: A fresh approach to a rural tradition, portfolio by Mark Hamblin. Muirburn (heather burning) on an upland sporting estate to burn off old growth and promote fresh heather shoots on which red grouse feed. Burning takes place on a 12-year cycle to generate a mosaic of heather patches of different ages as part of red grouse management

Documentary series award winner: A fresh approach to a rural tradition, portfolio by Mark Hamblin. A red grouse adult male in spring plumage is an important game bird whose numbers are maximised on sporting estates through careful management to provide high yields for paying clients during the shooting season

Documentary Series award winner: A fresh approach to a rural tradition, portfolio by Mark Hamblin. Clients pay handsomely to shoot red grouse but if there are low numbers of game birds then there are fewer grouse shooting days, which it is argued has significant implications for rural economies and local employment

Documentary Series award winner : "A fresh approach to a rural tradition", portfolio by Mark Hamblin. A female hen harrier returns to its nest with a young grouse chick. Harriers and other moorland raptors can heavily reduce grouse stocks during the breeding season, which inevitably brings them into direct conflict with game shooting interests. An alternative approach to try to reduce the impact of grouse predation by harriers is to provide them with another food source. On Glen Tanar Estate during the 2011 season the single pair of breeding harriers were provided with chunks of venison that the female took to feed her chicks, which resulted in a reduction in the number of grouse taken

WildPix young people’s awards under 12 winner: A chaffinch by William Briggs

WildPix young people’s awards 12-18 winner: Arctic terns by Ashley Butterworth