Director of Expeditions and Chief Guide
Paul Stone is a 20+ year veteran in the wildlife-guiding field. As a professional wildlife photographer and filmmaker, Paul has an impressive background and has developed a reputation for being one of the most respected and reliable guides in Canada today.
Paul has an extensive educational background in fish and wildlife management, forestry, parks, recreation and wild land technology. His list of past career positions includes professional guide, park ranger, wildlife consultant, forester, professional falconer, wild animal trainer and wildlife photographer/filmmaker. Paul has worked with television production companies in North America and Europe producing wildlife documentary programs for television and film that have been viewed in over 68 countries wordlwide. It is this wide variety of experiences at working with wildlife in both wild and captive states that has given him a unique understanding of animal behaviour. Paul has also gained a reputation for being one of the most successful game callers on the continent. With a proven reputation for providing safety, security and outstanding results Paul now dedicates his life to doing what he does best and loves most, guiding people like you. Whether he's leading a horseback expedition through uncharted mountains or just playing his guitar and telling stories around the campfire, Paul's skills at building relationships with his clients and his unique ability to make individuals feel special and important will secure your lifelong friendship.
Watch videos from wildlife television programs that Paul has personally worked on.
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OUR PHILOSOPHY
“What is man without the beasts? If all the beasts were gone, man would die from a great loneliness of spirit. For whatever happens to the beasts soon happens to man. All things are connected.”
Chief Seattle, 1854
From a letter written to President Pierce, as his people were being forced from their ancestral land.
- Canada Photo Safaris is dedicated to bringing you the highest quality wildlife experiences.
- We adhere to a code of conduct for sustainable and ethical viewing, photography and filmmaking.
- You can trust our countless hours of experience and knowledge to bring you the most comprehensive and productive tours available today.
- We are committed to using methods and techniques that ensure the complete safety of our customers and our activities do not disturb or impact the ecology and behavior of wildlife.
- We maintain low impact and fully sustainable viewing techniques only in areas that are capable of supporting such activity.
- Canada Photo Safaris adheres to a “Best Practices ” code of conduct established in consultation with industry, government agencies and wildlife biologists.
We actively work alongside conservation groups, scientists, government officials and the general public to come up with solutions that will allow us to live in better harmony with these magnificent creatures.
Wildlife Photography & Film Specialists
We are Specialists at viewing and photographing Canada 's wildlife
Our particular specialty is getting our customers as close as possible to Canada 's wildlife without disturbing their habits. We do this through our knowledge of the best locations, timing and viewing techniques, and through an intimate understanding of animal behaviour. We provide the highest level of professional service by maintaining small group sizes (max. 5 per group and usually just 2 or 3 customers per guide), personalized instruction and attention to detail. We use vehicles suitable for photographing and filming wildlife in a safe, controlled manner.
Quality Photographs & Film Footage
Canada Photo Safaris consistently produces the highest quality results
The key to our success is versatility and adaptability. We are not restricted to any particular area or operational zone. Our company is structured so that we can adapt to the changing habits of the animals we seek. This is particularly important in this era of changing climate and global warming. As the timing of annual cycles adapts to the changing seasons, we too are able to adapt and change our itineraries and techniques. We have a database of wildlife biologists, fish and wildlife officials, park wardens and guides who all help to keep Canada Photo Safaris up to date and informed.
Guide
 Jared Hobbs is a B.C. based wildlife biologist and photographer who specializes in photographing wildlife and scenery from across western North America . Jared has been registered with Canon Professional Services since 1998 and has developed a considerable client base including Hobo Magazine, Canadian Geographic, Beautiful British Columbia Magazine, Nature Magazine and Duck's Unlimited. Jared has been instrumental in developing our comprehensive, hands-on photo workshops. His remarkably extensive knowledge, enthusiasm and sense of humour have established his place on our team as one of the best and most respected guides and group leaders.
View some of Jared's photography at his website.
http://www.hobbsphotos.com
Wolf Handler
 Casey Black
Director of Marketing
 Lynda Cavanaugh brings many years of experience to Canada Photo Safaris, with a strong focus on customer care and satisfaction. Rather than simply ‘marketing’ our Safaris, Lynda builds the relationships that are crucial to the success of our company. She is committed to providing a quality experience you can whole-heartedly recommend to friends and family.
email: marketing@canadaphotosafaris.com
Finance and Accounting
Marlene Wollenberg
Internet Promotions and Web Site Design
1st Web Consultants
For more information or to book any of our photo safari packages, contact us at info@canadaphotosafaris.com
 call our direct line
1-250-442-2819
1-866-835-2435 (Toll Free from US/CAN).
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