Fisher at British Columbia

British Columbia's rugged expanse, where the Coast and Rocky Mountains rise above dense boreal and temperate forest, glacial valleys, and a network of rivers, lakes, and wetlands, provides the kind of varied terrain in which a species like the Fisher can be sought. Photographers joining the Wolves, Lynx & Winter Wildlife of Canada holiday, timed for March, will find themselves immersed in this landscape of forested slopes and waterways. The scale of the province, from coastal rainforest inland through its mountainous interior, means patience and an eye for the forest edges and wetland margins are well rewarded. It's a landscape that demands a keen eye and steady hand, ideal preparation for capturing this elusive forest dweller.