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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Seal River Heritage Lodge wins Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Award for 4th Consecutive Year
by George Williams Seal River Heritage Lodge has been recognized with a 2020 Travellers’ Choice award from Tripadvisor.com for the fourth…
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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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Stuck in deep slush in polar bear country
by George Williams with photos courtesy of Glen Newstater and Kelly Turcotte There’s always some kind of adventure going on…
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Beluga Whale Fun Facts
by Allison Francoeur Beluga whale viewing is always a highlight for guests on our Birds, Bears and Belugas, Summer Dual…
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Polar bears, foxes, Arctic hares and more. Canada’s Hudson Bay coast delivers!
by Vanessa Desorcy I’m the last to board the Otter and no one has snagged the coveted front seat, so…
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SHERPS prove up to the task on rugged journey from Churchill to Seal River and Hubbard Point
by Doug Webber with video by Build Films Travel anywhere in the Arctic can be challenging, even for me as…
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Seal River Heritage Lodge and the land of the disappearing sea
by Allison Francoeur Seal River Heritage Lodge rests on the edge of the Hudson Bay, on an esker pointing the…
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Making history on the Hudson Bay coast. From Gillam to Seal River in the Oddney II.
By Mike Reimer, Churchill Wild Shackleton strained his tired, salt-crusted eyes through the glooming fog. Could it be? Was that…
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Polar bears in July at Seal River Heritage Lodge, from grizzled veterans to curious Mom and cub
by Andy MacPherson, Head Wilderness Guide, Churchill Wild. Photos by guest Eliot Herman. Last week we had a blustery day-long…
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