We’re going wild for wolves
by Vanessa Desorcy There’s a magical place in northern Canada, at the intersection of the southern Hudson Bay and the…
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The Polar Bear Life Cycle
by Vanessa Desorcy The life of a polar bear can be summed up to sound like the plot of a…
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How we found joy in a year without polar bears
by Vanessa Desorcy 2020 marked the first time since 1994 we haven’t opened our polar bear lodges to guests, and…
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Alone among the polar bears
Churchill Wild lodge managers Ben Lawrence and Nicole Spinks spent the 2020 season lodge-sitting and doing maintenance at our polar…
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Polar Bear Week 2020
by George Williams Polar Bear Week takes place from November 1-7 this year, and the polar bears are already congregating…
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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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A polar bear all to myself. The Story Behind the Photo.
by Ian Johnson, Ian Johnson Safaris & Photography Polar bear sunrise at 8 a.m. It’s November, guests are in Seal…
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Polar Bear Tours and Arctic Safaris 2021-2022 by Season, Ecolodge and Date
Churchill Wild specializes in ground-level walking tours through the polar bear inhabited regions of Arctic Canada. We own and operate…
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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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