by Steve Selden | Aug 23, 2017 | Churchill Photography
Polar bear resting on the rocks in Churchill. Great White Bear Tours photo.
We would like to send a big thank you to Great White Bear Tours of Churchill for taking groups of travelers out in the Churchill Wildlife Management Area to view wildlife and especially polar bears. Their spectacular polar rovers keep groups from Natural Habitat Adventures safe and warm while viewing active polar bears across the tundra as well as other Arctic wildlife. They also supply loads of current incredible images from the Churchill region like this healthy polar bear from yesterday. The group also spotted a caribou out on the land. We are all looking forward to the upcoming polar bear season in October!
by Steve Selden | Aug 14, 2017 | Tour News
These amazing images from Churchill were taken last week by Natural Habitat Adventures guide Eddy Savage while exploring the tundra and water around the area. This particular group literally found some treasure under a rainbow when they came across a caribou on the tundra. Other incredible beluga whale encounters were quite close up with the zodiacs. A beautiful red fox was quite inquisitive toward the group and posed for some of the best shots we have seen in a long time.
All in all the weather for the week cooperated for the incredible wildlife viewing and a full exploration of the Churchill region was successful. What a week for seeing all the treasures around every rock or inlet in Churchill and on the water!
A rainbow marks the spot a caribou pauses on the tundra in Churchill. Eddy Savage photo.
A red fox is surprised by a group of Natural Habitat travelers while searching the land for food. Eddy Savage photo.
A group of hearty Nat Hab travelers heads out on the Churchill River to view the beluga whales. Eddy Savage photo.
Secluded beach at Halfway Point with hearty sea purslane growing above. Eddy Savage photo.
Natural Habitat travelers pose with their massive Great White Bear polar rover in Churchill. Eddy Savage photo.
Cannons on the walls of Fort Prince of Wales across from Churchill. Eddy Savage photo.
A group of Natural Habitat travelers ready to roll and see some beluga whales. Eddy Savage photo.
by Steve Selden | Jul 17, 2017 | Churchill News
Sea North Tours operates fantastic beluga whale watching trips on the Churchill River and Hudson Bay for groups like Natural Habitat Adventures. Their small group format allows travelers to get up close and personal with the belugas and other wildlife. The Sea North 2 carries 30 or so passengers and gives photographers a different vantage point from above the water while the Italian – made zodiacs can approach the whales within touching distance. Belugas enjoy following the slipstream from the zodiac’s outboard motor and sometimes three or four at a time troll behind in the bubbly wake. Every day on the water in Churchill is a different experience. Stay tuned for more unique wildlife photos from Sea North Tours!
Beluga underwater in the Churchill River. Sea North Tours photo.
Beluga whales at the bow in Churchill on the water. Sea North Tours photo.
The Sea North 2 watching a pod of beluga whales on the Hudson Bay. Sea North Tours photo.
Sea North Tours zodiac on the Churchill River by the Port of Churchill. Sea North Tours photo.
by Steve Selden | May 25, 2017 | Churchill News
Want to win an epic photography safari with Natural Habitat Adventures? Enter our 2017 Wildlife Photo Contest by submitting up to three of your best wildlife shots by May 31! Enter here:https://dailywildlifephoto.nathab.com/contests/2-2017-wildlife-photo-contest/?src=fb
by Steve Selden | May 16, 2017 | Videos
CNN Travel has produced this exciting new look at Churchill and the world of polar bears. Take a look at and discover why you should consider venturing north to the “The Polar Bear Capital of the World” with Natural Habitat Adventures. Churchill is the most unique and accessible place in North America to get up – close and personal with polar bears. Come see for yourself!
