Birds, Bears and Belugas abound on namesake adventure
by Bella Waterton, Churchill Wild Wilderness Guide It’s been a fabulous week here at Seal River Heritage Lodge! We’ve been…
Read moreabout:Birds, Bears and Belugas abound on namesake adventure
by Bella Waterton, Churchill Wild Wilderness Guide It’s been a fabulous week here at Seal River Heritage Lodge! We’ve been…
Read moreabout:Birds, Bears and Belugas abound on namesake adventure
“Huge fish in great numbers. And indiscriminate feeders. They’ll eat anything. You can catch 30 a day. It’s unlike anywhere…
Read moreabout:Fly-fishing for sea-run brook trout at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge. With polar bears!
Guest post by Geetika Jain with photos by Ian Johnson We’re tearing around the vast flats that surround Nanuk Polar…
Read moreabout:The Ghost of the Willow
by Terry Elliot, Churchill Wild Guide We had another beautiful summer at Seal River Heritage Lodge this year highlighted by…
Read moreabout:Polar bear triplets highlight summer at Seal River Heritage Lodge
by George Williams What better way to celebrate Canada’s 150th Birthday in 2017 than by immersing yourself in the rich…
Read moreabout:Celebrate Canada’s 150th Birthday walking with polar bears! And ghosts?
White polar bears, green Northern Lights and blazing autumn tundra greeted guests on our exclusive Arctic Safaris for 2016 and…
Read moreabout:Magical Arctic Safari warms Churchill Wild guests
Story and photos by Mary Sonnack This article originally appeared in the Willamette International Travel Newsletter. For more information please…
Read moreabout:Churchill Wild’s Arctic Safari receives glowing endorsement in International travel newsletter
by Andy MacPherson and Terry Elliot, Churchill Wild Polar Bear Guides Had a great opening day with guests at Seal…
Read moreabout:Great opening day at Seal River Lodge, archaeologists happy too!
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?
Video and Interview by Richard Bangs There was once a little house on the tundra, and here, two sisters were…
Read moreabout:Growing up with polar bears at remote lodges in northern Canada
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