22Apr/20

Can we really say HAPPY EARTH DAY 2018?

04/22/2020ENGLISH, Environmental Photographybecurious, canada, Cedric, conserve, Discover, environment, iles-de-boucherville, loveyourplanet, montreal, National Geographic, national park, Nature, nikon, North America, Photo, photography, pnib, protect, quebec, sepaq, steve troletti, Urban Nature, wilderness, wildlifeSteve Troletti

I personally don’t think so. An immense lack of respect for our planet is truly all I see. It’s also accompanied by hypocrisy. One flagrant example would be the Îles-de-Boucherville National Park

01Jan/18

2018 is the new beginning

01/01/2018Environmental Photography, Nature and Wildlife Photographyberne, bulle, california, canada, france, fribourg, italy, malibu, montreal, Nature, nikon, North America, photography, pro-natura, quebec, santa-barbara, switzerland, United States of America, ventura, wildlifeSteve Troletti

As many of you know, I was involved in many environmental organizations around the world. From Switzerland to Canada and the United States. It’s an incredible amount of work and an incredible

14Jun/16

Introducing the CEP Students in Switzerland to Nature and Wildlife Photography

06/14/2016Conference, ENGLISH, Environmental Photography, Nature and Wildlife Photography"canadian wildlife photographer", "european wildlife photographer", "italian wildlife photographer", america, amphibian, animal, Art and Culture, avian, becurious, bird, Birds, birds of quebec, Bugs, canton, Canton de Fribourg, Canton de Vaud, Canton of Fribourg School Board, CEP, Champ-Pittet, Cheyres, Christine Joss, class room, classmates, Conference, Conference with Steve Troletti, Discover, éco, ecology, ecosystem, environment, Estavayer-le-lac, europe, fauna, field trip, Fribourd, Grande Cariçaie, HAKA, Insects, Lake Neuchâtel, Le Centre éducatif et pédagogique, Mammal, mammals, National Geographic, Nature, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, nikkor, nikon, Outings & Workshops, parents, Pascal Torche, Photo, photography, Port of Cheyres, Pro Natura Center, Pro-Natura Champ-Pittet, schweiss, south, special ed, special needs, stefano, steve troletti, students, suisse, Suisse Romande, swiss, switzerland, teacher, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, vaud, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photography, YverdonSteve Troletti

One of the great experiences I’ve had in Switzerland was introducing a class of students from the CEP School (Le Centre éducatif et pédagogique) to Nature and Wildlife Photography. The motivation for

23May/15

Lets save the Montreal Botanical Garden Red Fox before it’s too late

05/23/2015Environmental Photography, FRENCH, Nature and Wildlife Photographyanimal, animalia, canada, Canidae, Caniformia, Canis vulpes, Carnivora, chordata, Discover, First Nations Garden / Le Jardin des Premières-Nations, jardins botanique de montreal, Leslie Hancock Garden, Mammal, Mammalia, mammals, montreal, montreal botanical garden, montreal urban nature, Nature, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, Nature Photography, North America, photography, Planet Earth, quebec, red fox, renard roux, The Chinese Garden, The Japanese Garden and Pavilon, Urban Nature, urban travels, vulpes, Vulpes fulva, Vulpes vulpes, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photographySteve Troletti

A little update from Space For Life, Biodome veterinarian, Jacques Dancosse. Feeding wild animals – a good idea? Published on March 30th, 2015. Adult male Red Fox For a few weeks I’ve been contemplating writing

10Mar/15

Baited Barred Owl – Îles-de-Boucherville National Park

<<Little update for Monday March 9th I may have underestimated the amount of energy SEPAQ is investing in this problem. Today I met with the SEPAQ Director in addition to the local

21Oct/14

Snow Geese in Fall Migration – Réservoir Beaudet, Victoriaville

My Snow Geese image on a Billboard on Highway 20 in Quebec

You may have noticed the billboard on Highway 20. It features the fall Snow Geese Symposium in Victoriaville on October 25 and 26 at Reservoir Beaudet. Some of you have even recognized

10Oct/14

Double-crested Cormorants and other birds suffer because of our Trash

Portrait – Double-crested Cormorant We’ve all heard of these poor albatross chicks who perish on Midway Island with stomachs full of plastic waste. Clouds of micro-plastics in the center of the Pacific Ocean. One thing is certain, the plastic waste that pollutes the waters of the Pacific Ocean around Midway Island is not created by

25Sep/14

Poutine the Snapping Turtle and the Penis Prolapse

The appendage trailing behind the turtle was not his intestines, but his penis. The poor Snapping Turtle suffered from a prolapsed penis. U

13Jul/14

The Dorothy Benson Trophy and the Zoology Award

07/13/2014ENGLISH, Environmental Photography, Nature and Wildlife Photographyamerica, Amphiian, animal, Arachnid, Art and Culture, avian, becurious, bird, Birds, Bugs, canada, canadiannature and wildlife photography, caterpillar, Cicada, Damselfly, Discover, Dorothy Benson, Eastern cottontail, éco, ecology, ecosystem, environment, fauna, Insects, loveyourplanet, Mammal, mammals, MCC, montreal, Montreal Camera Club, National Geographic, Nature, nature and wildlife, Nature Photography, nikkor, nikon, North America, photographer, photography, quebec, south, spider, stefano, steve, troletti, United States of America, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, westmount, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photography, zoologySteve Troletti

Last May I was honored to receive the Dorothy Benson Trophy and the Zoology award form the Montreal Camera Club. Both of these awards reflect the hard work I invest in documenting

12Jun/14

Feeding White Bread to Wild Ducks and Geese is Killing Them

Lately the local Canada Geese and ducks have been parading with their newly hatched offspring. In local nature parks, you can’t keep but notice people feeding them white bread. Bread they shouldn’t

Category: Environmental Photography