Shaking off the wet at Seal River. Photo courtesy of Churchill Wild guest David Fox. by Paul Scriver, Churchill Wild Polar Bear Guide The Hudson Bay coastline has been providing an amazing diversity of wildlife for our Summer Dual Lodge Safaris. With the final day of the second safari underway,…
Those eyes... Jad Davenport photo. Story and photo by Jad Davenport This photo was taken during the second week of March 2019 by National Geographic photographer Jad Davenport, who was on assignment at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge on the Den Emergence Quest. Jad wrote this description on the day of…
Churchill Wild guest Sue Chadwick photographing wolves through a scope in the lounge at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge on the Den Emergence Quest. Jad Davenport photo. by Jad Davenport, National Geographic photographer Dawn is still an hour off, but Sue Chadwick is up beside the roaring spruce fire in the…
Wolf in the willows. Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge. A tale of wellbeing, wonder and walking with polar bears Story and photos by Cheryl Hnatiuk (Psst…If you haven’t read Part I of this story, check it out here!) Being led by wildlife guides was new to me. Most of my photography…
by Terry Elliott, Churchill Wild Wilderness Guide I love Nanuk! The setting is awesome and the wildlife can't be beat. We had the rhinos out today and were able to get close to a polar bear before a wolf decided to come in and check us out. We have seen…
Wolf and polar bear share a peaceful moment at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge. by Allison Reimer Churchill Wild loves to celebrate the accomplishments and endeavors of our fellow tour operators, as they strive to bring more good people to northern Manitoba. Spirit Way's Wolf and Carnivore Conference in Thompson on…
Story and photos courtesy of Ian Johnson Safaris and Photography I spent five incredible days at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge in November in unseasonably warm weather, but that certainly didn't stop the polar bears -- big polar bears -- from gathering around the Lodge. It seemed crazy that there was…
Story and photos courtesy of Ian Johnson Safaris and Photography It was fantastic to be back at one of my favourite places on earth this fall, Seal River Heritage Lodge, and seeing the surrounding area covered in snow and some new ice! It was a vastly different landscape compared to…
Lone wolf patrols fence at Seal River Heritage Lodge. Derek Kyostia photo. by Derek Kyostia, Churchill Wild Guide Management was growing increasingly concerned as guides and guests alike were staggering back to the polar bear lodge at Seal River, suspiciously giddy if not seemingly intoxicated, after each and every outing…
by Nolan Booth, Director of Lodge Operations. Photos courtesy of Rohit Dsouza. This morning started off just like any other at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge. The sun came up, the air was thick with salt and we sat in the lounge with hot coffee wondering what today would…