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May 26, 2016
Churchill Wild participates in wild bird release at Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre
Churchill Wild's Courtney Horwood helps release Great Horned Owl at the Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre. Churchill Wild's Nolan Booth, Courtney Horwood, Sue Brown and Vanessa Desorcy recently paid a visit to the Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre in Ile des Chênes, Manitoba to participate in the release of a bald eagle…
Kayaking among beluga whales is becoming increasingly popular. by George Williams Conservation and sustainability projects are often initiated only after a habitat or species has shown signs of deterioration, which is sometimes too late. Manitoba's recently released Beluga Habitat Sustainability Plan (PDF) is ahead of its time. "The idea is to…
January 28, 2016
New! Hudson Bay Odyssey Photography Workshop at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge with Shoot the Light’s Charles Glatzer
Canon Explorer of Light Charles Glatzer Join Canon Explorer of Light Charles "Chas" Glatzer of Shoot The Light on what is sure to be an incredible photo safari at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge this fall. The Canon Explorers of Light group is comprised of dozens of the most influential photographers and cinematographers in…
December 10, 2015
Award-winning National Geographic photographer Jad Davenport to lead exclusive 2016 photography workshops at Seal River Heritage Lodge
Polar bear relaxing near Seal River Heritage Lodge. Photo courtesy of Jad Davenport. Churchill Wild is pleased to announce that award-winning National Geographic photographer, author and filmmaker Jad Davenport will lead two exclusive photography workshops in 2016 at Seal River Heritage Lodge, which was recently named a member of National…
November 27, 2015
Churchill Wild Polar Bear Pioneers Mike and Jeanne Reimer elected to Royal Canadian Geographical Society’s College of Fellows
Churchill Wild owners Mike and Jeanne Reimer. Churchill Wild is pleased to announce that our co-founders and owners Mike and Jeanne Reimer, who pioneered the world's first and only polar bear walking safaris over 20 years ago, have been elected to the prestigious Royal Canadian Geographical Society's (RCGS) College of…
Melanie Swenarchuk, Senior Business Director at Churchill Wild, accepts 2015 Sustainable Tourism Award. Churchill Wild is proud to announce that we recently received the 2015 Sustainable Tourism Award at the 17th Annual Manitoba Tourism Awards. "We're very honoured to receive this award," said Mike Reimer, co-owner of Churchill Wild along with…
Crashing waves and polar bears. Photo courtesy of Ron Thiessen, CPAWS Manitoba. Seal River Lodge recently hosted two individuals that could have a definite bearing on the future of Manitoba's wilderness, and particularly on the Seal River watershed, while Oceans North was already at the Lodge doing beluga whale research.…
Alone with the Northern Lights on North Knife Lake. Churchill Wild is proud to announce our newest adventure, Lights in the Wild, a northern lights viewing experience that is sure to delight discerning aurora borealis seekers and adventurers from around the world. "We've been watching spectacular light shows at our…
June 19, 2015
Breakfast with a grizzly, dinner with a polar bear, at Seal River Lodge. On the same day!
Polar bear provides evening dinner theatre at Seal River Lodge. Photo by Lodge Manager Emri Canvin. by Nolan Booth, Director of Lodge Operations, Churchill Wild I already told you the story of our first ever breakfast with a grizzly bear here at Seal River Lodge, but just because the day started…
