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September 29, 2026
Polar Bears. Without the Crowds. October/November at Churchill Wild.
Polar bear emerging from snow squall. Dymond Lake Ecolodge. Robert Postma photo. by George Williams As thousands of visitors from around the world arrive in the Polar Bear Capital of the World for the traditional polar bear viewing season, Churchill Wild guests will be landing at the Churchill airport and…
Mom and cubs walking along the shoreline at Seal River Heritage Lodge. Phil Davis photo. August ran hot, then cool, then wild in every direction. Between Seal River Heritage Lodge and Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge, guests logged polar bears in double digits, thousands of belugas, wolf tracks, caribou in full…
August 28, 2026
He Came from Mexico to Sell Polar Bears. They Sold Him.
Rare shot of a polar bear mother and cub with a caribou in the background. Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge. Jesus Martinez photo. Jesus Martinez came to Hudson Bay with a job to do, and it was not sightseeing. He runs Dream Destinations Mexico, a travel company with 45 people on…
June 24, 2026
Walking With Polar Bears Is as Rare as Climbing Everest
Compare me with Everest. Dymond Lake Ecolodge by Robert Postma photo. by George Williams Here is a number that surprises almost everyone. Roughly 7,500 people have ever stood on the summit of Mount Everest. Not in a season. In all of recorded history, from the first ascent in 1953 to…
Josh Caspers and Carolyn Hanson on their Arctic Discovery at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge. by George Williams (Photos courtesy of guests Josh Caspers and Carolyn Hanson) Josh Caspers has a rule about tattoos. He only gets them for places that mark him. A Balinese dragon after Bali. A revolutionary artist's…
Summer polar bear photography. Seal River Heritage Lodge. Jad Davenport photo. by George Williams How do you convince someone that you walk with polar bears, and make it believable, in ten minutes? That was the challenge in Toronto this spring. Churchill Wild VP of Business Development Jackie Storry, Marketing Manager…
