Welcome to the Canada Photo Safaris Blog spot.

Use this site to find out the most recent news and activities of our director of expeditions, Paul Stone. Find out what's happening in Western Canada in regards to it's wildlife and the best photography opportunities available. You can learn all sorts of ways to improve your wildlife photo portfolio. Get current information on when, where and how to see wildlife by checking back regularly. I will update information as the seasons change and post current and upcoming "HOT SHOOTS."

"HOT SHOOTS" are specific shoots that I have set up, ready to go and are available for you to come out and take advantage of. I have done all the leg work, researched and monitored the site and, in some cases, set up the blinds so that all you have to do is bring your camera up and shoot! A "HOT SHOOT" could be an active eagle's nest or the peak of breeding activity for elk, moose or bighorn sheep. Or it could be the peak of the salmon run when the grizzlies are concentrated on the spawning streams or severe winter conditions when deer and elk are concentrated in the valley bottoms and wolves and other predators have converged to take advantage of their plight.

Feel free to write back with your comments or if you have information you'd like to share. I rely heavily on the knowledge and experience of friends to increase my database for potential photo shoots, new techniques, tips and tricks.

Paul Stone

Director of Expeditions