This great photo of a Churchill polar bear was taken by longtime patron of our website and polar bear enthusiast Susan Rummel. Susan got this shot when she fulfilled her dreams of a journey to Churchill this past fall. What an adventure and what a shot! Way to go Susan!
Polar bear in Churchill. Susan Rummel photo.
This pretty cool photo taken at the 82nd parallel just at the edge of the ice pack in the Arctic Circle. Photographer Josh Anon was in the right spot to catch the sun’s angle in the polar bear’s breath. The bear was one of a group holding court over a recent seal kill as Anon snapped the shot from a small boat. The polar bears lingered through the night and the group was able to spend some more time capturing their images in the early morning light.
Polar bear in the Arctic Circle with fiery breath. Josh Anon photo.
Phenomenal Northern lights as seen from outer space…incredible shot from NASA! We are getting so excited for the upcoming northern lights season in Churchill starting the end of the month.
Ring of Aurora Borealis from space NASA
Northern lights above the confines of the boreal forest in Churchill. Alex De Vries – Magnifico photo.
One of the amazing northern lights photos from last year’s season in Churchill! Alex De Vries – Magnifico is one of the best aurora photographers in Churchill. He also helps organize the Natural Habitat Adventures trips and their infamous Aurora Pod. Get ready for daily coverage from the heart of Churchill and the upcoming northern lights season.
Wishing everyone an amazing 2016! Looking forward to bringing you the exciting news from the heart of polar bear country; Churchill, Manitoba!
Curious polar bear near Spitsbergen on the Arctic Ocean pack ice observing the ship. Kyriakos Kaziras/Rex photo.
A couple more photos from Nunavut photographer Michael Davies. He captures some of the most incredible northern lights images I’ve ever seen. These two phenomenal shots of Pangirtung on Baffin Island, population 1,400, look like the town is on fire. With the aurora borealis glimmering in the sky, there seems to be an incredible energy in a most barren and isolated place. It really inspires me to visit this realm of the Arctic. Might be a side trip from Churchill someday!
