What is ethical wildlife viewing?
by Vanessa Desorcy The stretch of Hudson Bay coastline on which we operate is pristine wilderness, home to wildlife such…
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Churchill Wild photographers honoured in Canada Post Snow Mammals Stamp Collection
by George Williams Congratulations are in order for two veteran Churchill Wild photographers and photo leaders! Both Dennis Fast and…
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A Valentine’s kiss in the Arctic dusk
by Jad Davenport We had been out searching for polar bears all day and were about three minutes from the…
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My favourite memories of Churchill’s wild polar bears
by Vanessa Desorcy Last year around this time I was writing a post about what we were looking forward to…
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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…
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Cold-Weather Photography Tips from Canon EOL Charles Glatzer
by George Williams Canon Explorer of Light Charles Glatzer has been venturing to the Churchill Wild polar bear lodges with…
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10 Commandments of Wildlife Viewing at Churchill Wild
by Nicole Spinks, Churchill Wild Lodge Manager Made for the modern-day traveller, these 10 Commandments of Wildlife Viewing will help…
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Want to see Polar Bears in Canada? We can help!
by Vanessa Desorcy Maybe seeing polar bears in Canada has been a dream of yours for a long time. Maybe…
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Sea-Ice Capades results in new Arctic safari
So what does one do when COVID-19 shuts down a summer season of guests visiting our ecolodges and takes away…
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Swampy Cree First Nations Guide Albert “Butch” Saunders. A snapshot, frozen in time.
by George Williams Look closely and you can see it etched in his face – 6,000 years of living and…
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