Caribou grazing on the tidal lowlands out at Cape Churchill seem content and calm. Arctic summer is the greatest time of year in Churchill in my opinion as various wildlife moves into the region and everywhere you look there’s some kind of action. Polar bear season has the big draw here though the bountiful Churchill Arctic summer is by far the most exhilarating time for seeing the abundance of northern life forms. From tundra, to hundreds of migratory birds, to the Hudson Bay, incredible experiences are there for any nature enthusiast! Journey to Churchill this summer!
Some amazing northern lights photographs from 2015 in Churchill. This year we are hoping for an even more phenomenal portfolio of shots from travelers and accomplished Natural Habitat Adventures guides. Polar bear season surprised us all with beluga whales still in the Hudson Bay come October. Let’s see what northern lights season greets us with. It’s always an adventure in Churchill!
A Natural Habitat Adventures group after an amazing trip to Churchill. Alex De Vries – Magnifico photo.
Looking back at this year’s amazing polar bear season we wanted to post some more of the best shots from Natural Habitat Adventures guides in Churchill. Look for more throughout the year as we remember one of the most exciting polar bear seasons in a long while. Enjoy!
Polar bear face through the Rover deck grate. Dean Snow photo.
Polar bear and ravens scavenge a seal kill carcass in Churchill Wildlife Management Area. Brad Josephs photo.
Red fox stalking its prey in the rocks of Churchill. Drew Hamilton photo.
Northern lights above the confines of the boreal forest in Churchill. Alex De Vries – Magnifico photo.
Manitoba Conservation netting a few polar bears for a lift. Justin GIbson photo.
Wolverine in an old spruce tree in Churchill. Colby Brokvist photo.
Sparring polar bears in the Churchill Wildlife Management Area. Colby Brokvist photo.
