Wildlife Conservation

Your purchase from us directly supports wildlife conservation. Since 2021, we've donated over $10,000 in cash and photography products to local wildlife rescues, rehab centers, and conservation charities. Choose photography that makes a real difference and help us hit our next $10K milestone!

We proudly support the Northern Spotted Owl Breeding Program in B.C. through their Adopt an Owl initiative, with the hope of one day seeing this critically endangered species thriving in the wild once again in Canada.

To raise awareness and funds, we sell prints and products featuring their ambassador owl, Small Eyes — with 100% of proceeds going directly to the program. Click the button below to shop and support their vital work, and learn more at www.nsobreedingprogram.com.

We volunteer with the Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society to rescue birds injured by window strikes during migration in downtown Calgary. At the same time, we document each collision to support FLAP Canada’s citizen science efforts, helping to build crucial evidence about the dangers of unmarked windows for birds.

We’ve created a free, easy-to-use map highlighting all 7 Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centres in Alberta—a valuable resource for anyone who wants to help injured or orphaned wildlife.

Click the button below to download your copy and keep it handy—you never know when a wild life might need your help.

We're proud to partner with Feather Friendly® Bird Collision Deterrent Markers to help expand their reach and protect more birds from deadly window strikes. Last year, we helped bring these life-saving markers to new customers in 4 countries, 11 Canadian provinces and territories, and 25 U.S. states.

While we can’t yet measure the exact number of bird lives saved from this year’s installations, we know the long-term impact will be in the thousands—if not more—over the coming decade.

Click the button below to order your own markers and be part of this growing conservation effort!

After the heartbreaking deaths of Nakoda, her cubs, and many other grizzly bears, we launched a federal petition demanding stronger protections for bears and other wildlife in our national parks. The government was legally required to respond — but instead, they strategically prorogued Parliament for their election campaign, using it as a way to avoid accountability. We’re now working to force them to honor their responsibility and take meaningful action.

We capture truly wild moments! We never bait predators; we believe its extremely detrimental to their welfare! Likewise, we don’t try to alter the wildlife’s behavior for photos by waking them up, making them run or fly, using sounds/actions to make them move, look at the camera or open their eyes wide, etc.

We try to put the wildlife first! We don't use flash or bright lights, we constantly assess subject's comfort level and back up or leave if the wildlife is displaying signs of concern with our presence.

We actively advocate for wildlife rights and protection in Canada, as well as ethical photography methods on social media and while out in the field!

We grant conservation charities free license to utilize our works in their marketing and educational materials.