Press Room

Welcome to Canada Photo Safari's Press Room, a resource center for media groups and travel writers.

The *images and story ideas listed below are available, free of charge, for editorial content where credit is given to Canada Photo Safaris.

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• Great herds of American bison still roam Canada 's northwest, as they have for thousands of years.
• Grizzly bears are still very common in certain wilderness areas of Canada 's northwest.
• Bighorn sheep are commonly seen along major roadways of the rocky-mountains.
• Most of the best wildlife viewing sites are surrounded by spectacular mountain scenery.
• Although very common throughout northern and western Canada , the wolf still remains among the most elusive of subjects.
• Elk, or wapiti, are among the most majestic species commonly seen throughout the rocky-mountains.
• Share in First Nations culture at “pow wows” or dancing competitions, held on most weekends throughout the summer months.
• Many of Canada 's First Nations people still maintain a traditional lifestyle including dip-netting for salmon.
• Grizzly bears are best viewed from the safety of raised platforms, boats or vehicles.
• Bears congregate at concentrated food sources, such as salmon spawning streams.
• Beavers abound throughout Canada and still greatly influence habitat change for many other species.

Story ideas:

•  Canada : Your new frontier for wildlife safaris.

•  Captivating, not captive: Strategies for you to take the best and closest photographs of animals in the wild, without disturbing them or getting eaten in the process.

•  BEARS: Your guide to the how, where and when of locating the 3 different species of Canada 's most popular wild animal.

•  Wolf: Professional strategies you can use to increase your chances of photographing Canada 's most elusive predator.

•  12 essential items you need for your wildlife safari.

•  10 tips and tricks from the professionals you can use for amazing wildlife pictures.

•  Canada 's big 5: You don't have to travel to Africa to experience the planet's most charismatic mega-fauna.

•  Cosmo Girl goes on safari: how to fit in and have fun with your wilderness guide and still look great!

•  So you want to be a professional guide? Some insight and advice from a career professional.

•  Close calls and silly slip ups. Misadventures with a Canadian guide.

Testimonial

A few words about our Director of Expeditions from one of our repeat clients:

“Paul Stone is one of the best guides that I have had the opportunity to work with. Not only does he consistently locate the animals I need to film,

he also knows how to approach them without disturbing their natural behaviour. Paul's extensive knowledge of Canadian wildlife comes from

having spent a great part of his life in the field observing nature. Each time I film in western Canada , Paul is the first person I call.”

Harold Arsenault, Wildlife Cinematographer

For more information regarding booking or customizing the Professional Filmmaking package, contact us at info@canadaphotosafaris.com or call our direct line
1-250-442-2819 or Toll Free 1-866-835-2435 US/CAN.