Snowy Emotions: A Christmas Wildlife Photo Album
by George Williams Christmas is an emotional time, and like polar bears, we look forward to the coming of the…
Read moreabout:Snowy Emotions: A Christmas Wildlife Photo Album
by George Williams Christmas is an emotional time, and like polar bears, we look forward to the coming of the…
Read moreabout:Snowy Emotions: A Christmas Wildlife Photo Album
Photo and story by Dax Justin Editor’s Note: Dax Justin walked the tundra with polar bears on the Hudson Bay…
Read moreabout:A feeling you won’t find on any other polar bear adventure. The Story Behind the Photo.
by George Williams Canon Explorer of Light Charles Glatzer has been venturing to the Churchill Wild polar bear lodges with…
Read moreabout:Cold-Weather Photography Tips from Canon EOL Charles Glatzer
by Nicole Spinks, Churchill Wild Lodge Manager Made for the modern-day traveller, these 10 Commandments of Wildlife Viewing will help…
Read moreabout:10 Commandments of Wildlife Viewing at Churchill Wild
by Terry Elliott Two months have come and gone. Sixty-six days of solitude, of peace and silence. The plane comes…
Read moreabout:The Most Isolated Man in Canada (the world?) Part #2
by Vanessa Desorcy September 27 is World Tourism Day, an international day of recognition first established by the United Nations…
Read moreabout:World Tourism Day 2020. More important than ever right now.
by George Williams Seal River Heritage Lodge has been recognized with a 2020 Travellers’ Choice award from Tripadvisor.com for the fourth…
Read moreabout:Seal River Heritage Lodge wins Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Award for 4th Consecutive Year
by Ian Johnson, Ian Johnson Safaris & Photography Polar bear sunrise at 8 a.m. It’s November, guests are in Seal…
Read moreabout:A polar bear all to myself. The Story Behind the Photo.
Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge Recognized as One of the Best Places to Stay in the World Based on Outstanding 2019…
Read moreabout:Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge wins Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Award for third consecutive year
by George Williams Look closely and you can see it etched in his face – 6,000 years of living and…
Read moreabout:Swampy Cree First Nations Guide Albert “Butch” Saunders. A snapshot, frozen in time.