This week’s #ShareCanGeo spotlight goes to photographer Ania Genzer (@aniuiemilia).

Captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Oscar (@pilotoscar777x) in Alberta, a weathered piece of driftwood quietly frames another world beyond. #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured: https://photoclub.canadiangeographic.ca/

A new plan is helping keep the Laurentian Highlands connected for wildlife. 🌿 Read the full story 🔗 https://canadiangeographic.ca/articles/preserving-connectivity-in-the-laurentian-highlands/

A shimmering aurora and rare noctilucent clouds glow together over a quiet family barn, framed by Can Geo Photo Club member Anthony Bucci (@abucciphoto) on Vancouver Island. #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured: https://photoclub.canadiangeographic.ca/

Can Geo Photo Club member Janis Smith captures a pair of Grizzly cubs playfully wrestling at Knight Inlet, BC. #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured: https://photoclub.canadiangeographic.ca/

A vivid iris glows under ultraviolet light, revealed by Can Geo Photo Club member Steve Irvine in Ontario. #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured: https://photoclub.canadiangeographic.ca/

Happy International Moon Day! Join us in celebrating #InternationalMoonDay by looking back at these incredible Artemis II lunar images. 🌕🚀 📸 : NASA

Golden hour, golden fur. This red fox found the perfect spot to lounge on the beach as the sun went down, captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Brittany Crossman (@bkcrossman). #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured: https://bit.ly/3z9QSOi

Where did you guess this photo was from? If you thought Eastern Canada, think again. This is Saskatchewan, home to some 94,000 lakes and 43 resort villages built along their shores. Find out more: https://bit.ly/4hiOC0q

Can Geo Photo Club member Anna Waciakowski captures an Atlantic puffin settling in along Newfoundland’s rocky coastline. #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured: https://photoclub.canadiangeographic.ca/

Moving in sync through the shallows of the Ottawa River, two sandpipers create a near-perfect reflection, captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Rey Monfared (@reymond_photography). Their mirrored steps make for a striking moment on the water. #PhotoOfTheDay

Storm clouds gather over Lake Ontario as two Mute Swans pause along the shoreline, captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Rakesh Baro. A discarded plastic bottle in the foreground adds a reminder of the shared spaces between urban wildlife and human activity. #PhotoOfTheDay

Beside a busy highway, Can Geo Photo Club member Doug Gordon captures the beauty of native wildflowers growing in the garden he planted years ago. A setting sun and the glow of a passing vehicle’s headlights create a unique backdrop for this Red Columbine bloom. #PhotoOfTheDay

Planning your summer vacation? Don’t forget wildfire safety. Smoky skies, fast-changing conditions, and sudden closures are increasingly part of summer travel across Canada. Learn how to prepare for wildfire risk: https://bit.ly/4eLow4C

A western painted turtle basks on a log, captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Guy Lichter (@guylichterphotography). Only later, did he notice the turtle is missing its left front foot! #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured: https://bit.ly/3z9QSOi

This week’s #ScenicSaturday moment by Amanda Peyton (@amandapeyton.photography) captures a misty hike along the trail, where the fog softens the view and the coastline feels close and quiet. Have you ever walked Cobblers Path? Join the Photo Club for a chance to be featured: https://bit.ly/3z9QSOi

Cracking open a 150-year-old beer 🍺 A rare bottle of 1875 Arctic Ale has been uncorked in Scotland, offering a taste of the 19th-century Arctic expeditions that once carried it into the far North. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4oYmHoo 📸: Innis & Gunn

Can Geo Photo Club member Jordan Walmsley (@jordanwphotos) captures a fox kit mid-air during a burst of play, racing from its sibling through the frame. #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured: https://bit.ly/3z9QSOi

The Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year 2026 competition closes TONIGHT, July 3, at 11:59 p.m. ET. This is your last chance to submit your best images! Submit your images here: https://bit.ly/4gm5G58

At sunrise, a bull caribou crosses the landscape beneath a sky set ablaze with colour, captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Jake Zamora at first light. #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured: https://bit.ly/3z9QSOi

A once-in-a-generation expedition is underway. We're heading to the North Atlantic to document the wrecks of Quest and Terra Nova, the final ships of Shackleton and Scott. Follow along for exclusive updates from the Heroic Age Expedition.

Our latest infographic explains how atmospheric rivers form, why they're becoming more frequent and intense as the climate warms, and what they mean for Canada's West Coast. Learn more here: https://canadiangeographic.ca/articles/infographic-understanding-atmospheric-rivers/

A local Roosevelt elk catches the morning light in Youbou, captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Alana Zaal (@westcoast_landscapes) as warm backlighting highlights the animal's silhouette. #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club at the link in our bio, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured.

Fresh from fishing for salmon, a grizzly bear shakes off the water in British Columbia's Chilko River, captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Keri Fisher. #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured: https://photoclub.canadiangeographic.ca/

This week’s #ShareCanGeo spotlight goes to photographer Ruth Elwell-Steck (@ruthelwellsteck). #WapuskNationalPark #Manitoba #PolarBear #WildlifePhotography

Keeping watch over the colony, a coterie of black-tailed prairie dogs gathers above their burrows in a moment of quiet family time, captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Abbie Reilander (@areilander.photos). #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club: https://bit.ly/3z9QSOi

Morning light glistens over Parc national du Mont-Tremblant in Quebec, captured at sunrise by Can Geo Photo Club member Nunzio Guerrera. #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured: https://photoclub.canadiangeographic.ca/

Traffic boxes in Canada’s capital tell forgotten stories about the city’s past. Learn more about the stories these boxes hold. Written by Maggy McGunigal. https://canadiangeographic.ca/articles/ottawas-illustrated-street-corner-history-lessons/

Summer storm season has arrived. Here’s what you need to know about Canada’s new colour-coded weather alert system and what each warning level means: https://bit.ly/4eqH9KZ Produced in partnership with Environment and Climate Change Canada. Written by Alexandra Pope.

A young Rocky Mountain ewe poses on a rocky slope near the summit of Highwood Pass in Kananaskis, Alberta, captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Michael Collier. #PhotoOfTheDay Join the Photo Club, or tag #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured: https://photoclub.canadiangeographic.ca/