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INTERVIEWS WITH WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHERS FROM ACROSS CANADA, WINNERS OF THE 2026 CANADIAN WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE YEAR COMPETITION
An Atlantic puffin grasps a flower with its beak, perhaps to add a little more dazzle to its appearance and impress its mate. Photographer: David Sturge Species: Atlantic puffin Location: Elliston, N.L. Portfolio: sturgephotography.com
By Isabelle Groc
TTravelling to photograph species and ecosystems we have never encountered before opens our eyes and stimulates our curiosity. Yet documenting wildlife closer to home has special significance. I have spent countless hours in the...
On a February morning, a curious pine marten ventures out to play in the fresh snow. Photographer: Vincent Martin Species: Pine marten Location: Forêt Montmorency, Que. Portfolio: @martin.photoz
A year separated from their mother, these sibling grizzly bears still love playfighting. Photographer: Liron Gertsman Species: Grizzly bear Location: K’ootz/Khutze Conservancy, B.C. Portfolio: @liron_gertsman_photography
A lone male woodland caribou surveys the Buchanan Plateau during the autumn rut. Photographer: Joe Desjardins Species: Woodland caribou Location: Buchans, N.L. Portfolio: @joedesjardins.ca
A fox kit plays with a feather near its den. Photographer: David Sturge Species: Red fox Location: Maberly, N.L. Portfolio: