There’s a polar bear on the runway. Now what?
When you land at one of Churchill Wild’s remote Arctic lodges, there’s always a chance you’ll be met by more…
Read moreabout:There’s a polar bear on the runway. Now what?
When you land at one of Churchill Wild’s remote Arctic lodges, there’s always a chance you’ll be met by more…
Read moreabout:There’s a polar bear on the runway. Now what?
by George Williams with photos courtesy of Jill Bankey This story begins with a Tweet from February 19, 2015, but…
Read moreabout:Polar bear Tweet unveils treasured memories of Seal River Lodge experience
Hi “cool” runners! I want to introduce you to an exciting and unique marathon in northern Canada, more specifically, in…
Read moreabout:2015 Polar Bear Marathon in Churchill open for entries. Are you running?
Scarbrow was back again at Dymond Lake EcoLodge for the Great Ice Bear Adventure in 2014 and he put on…
Read moreabout:Scarbrow continues to entertain guests on Great Ice Bear Adventure at Dymond Lake EcoLodge
Churchill Wild is proud to announce that award-winning National Geographic photographer, author and filmmaker Jad Davenport will lead an exclusive…
Read moreabout:Award-winning Nat Geo photographer Jad Davenport to lead photography workshop at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge
by Nolan Booth, Director of Lodge Operations, Churchill Wild Most visitors to Dymond Lake Eco-Lodge for the Great Ice Bear…
Read moreabout:Gyrfalcon catches gull at Dymond Lake Eco-lodge as polar bear watches in background
by Albert Martens with photos by Kelly Pollock of Churchill, Manitoba On November 22, 2014 at 8 a.m. 14 runners gathered in…
Read moreabout:Running Brave! Polar Bear Marathon a challenge for any class of runner
by Mike Reimer, Churchill Wild Head Honcho, with photos by Andy Skillen Every winter we await with much anticipation the…
Read moreabout:Return to Seal River results in more fabulous photos for Skillens
by Mandy Wallman with photos by Charles Glatzer Having heard endless stories about the beauty and bears of Nanuk, I…
Read moreabout:Glatzer and guests surrounded by polar bears at Nanuk
by Robert Postma, Professional Photo Leader As we begin our descent to 300 feet, my pulse quickens as the Hudson…
Read moreabout:Remembering Nanuk
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