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July 29, 2026
Manitoba Museum Curator of Botany Fills a 40-Year Gap at Seal River, Polar Bears a Bonus
Dr. Diana Robson. Curator of Botany at the Manitoba Museum. by George Williams Most guests come to Seal River Heritage Lodge hoping to see a polar bear. Dr. Diana Robson came hoping to fill a gap in the province's plant record. "The polar bears were going to be sort of…
August 1, 2018
Tundra comes alive at Seal River Heritage Lodge
Fireweed adds intense colour to the tundra in July. Photo courtesy of guest Laura Montross. by Bella Waterton, Churchill Wild Wilderness Guide. Photos courtesy of Churchill wild guests Laura Montross and Chris Evans. The wildflowers are out in full bloom at Seal River Heritage Lodge and the colours are absolutely amazing. As you…
May 30, 2017
Tundra’s bounty, on the table
Helen Webber, The Cranberry Queen. Robert Postma photo. by Allison Reimer In the harsh environment of the Hudson Bay coastline, only the hearty survive, and that includes both the wildlife and the tundra beneath its feet. With a growing season of just 50 to 60 days, it’s a wonder the…
