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September 14, 2018
Churchill Wild co-founder Mike Reimer wins 2018 Travel Manitoba Award of Distinction
Churchill Wild co-founder Mike Reimer, winner of the 2018 Travel Manitoba Award of Distinction. Ian Johnson photo. Churchill Wild is proud to announce that our co-founder and owner Mike Reimer has received the 2018 Travel Manitoba Award of Distinction. The winners of Travel Manitoba’s 20th annual Manitoba Tourism Awards were…
September 12, 2018
Autumn brings rainbow of colours to Seal River
The tundra comes alive with colour in the fall. Bella Waterton photo. by Bella Waterton, Churchill Wild Wilderness Guide Autumn has arrived in northern Manitoba and the tundra is vibrant with all the colours of the rainbow! The Arctic Safari always brings with it a change in the weather signifying…
September 12, 2018
Polar bear sends black bear packing at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge
One. Two. Three. Go!! See video below for what happened next. by Jenn Truijen, Churchill Wild Supper time is generally an active time around Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge. Wildlife often appears around 6:30 or 7:30 p.m. whether that be wolves, polar bears or black bears. Recently, we've had a larger…
Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge under the northern lights. Charles Glatzer photo. Churchill Wild is proud to announce that Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge has received the TripAdvisor® Certificate of Excellence for 2018. The 2018 Certificate of Excellence is awarded to businesses that have earned great traveller reviews on TripAdvisor.com over the…
Autumn snuggle. Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge. Photo courtesy of Ramona Boone. We’ve just received our new Churchill Wild 25th Anniversary books and they’re packed with history -- stories and photos -- including many from past guests, highlighting our 25 years of adventure on the Hudson Bay coast. Thank you to…
August 8, 2018
Polar bears in July at Seal River Heritage Lodge, from grizzled veterans to curious Mom and cub
Oops! Young polar bear cub does impromptu dive into Hudson Bay as Mom tiptoes over rocks at Seal River. by Andy MacPherson, Head Wilderness Guide, Churchill Wild. Photos by guest Eliot Herman. Last week we had a blustery day-long 6-wheel excursion down to the mouth of the Seal River, stopping…
August 1, 2018
Polar bears like to relax on hot summer days too!
Polar bear relaxing on beach near Seal River Heritage Lodge. Photo courtesy of Churchill Wild guest Richard Gould. by Paul Scriver, Churchill Wild Wilderness Guide What we have learned over the years at Seal River Heritage Lodge is that polar bears can be anywhere anytime and don’t necessarily act how you…
