Videos & Webinars
Belugas, Bears & Summer Wildlife
of Churchill
VIDEO | Belugas, Bears & Summer Wildlife of Churchill
Through the perspective of a gratified Nat Hab traveler, get an aerial view of beluga whales swimming in the Churchill River and watch polar bears roaming the rocky shoreline of Hudson Bay.
Watch Now
VIDEO | Traveler Experience: Kayaking with Beluga Whales in Churchill
On our Arctic summer adventure, we get the opportunity to kayak at eye-level with beluga whales in the mouth of the Churchill River. Watch the glee on this Nat Hab traveler's face as the curious marine mammals follow closely behind her kayak!
Watch Now
WEBINAR | Inside Our Women in the Wild Adventures
Originally presented September 17, 2024
Wonder what it’s like to experience wild nature amid the camaraderie of an all-women group? Our guests on these popular adventures often tell us they feel more comfortable in an all-women setting, especially when it comes to trying new things—from snowshoeing to kayaking with belugas to camping in brown bear territory. Expedition Leaders Judy Wilson and Jessica Morgan discuss our empowering Women in the Wild trips and the positive impact they have on our travelers. Not only are these adventures women-only and women-led, but the itineraries have a special focus on the contributions of women in the destinations we visit.
Wonder what it’s like to experience wild nature amid the camaraderie of an all-women group? Our guests on these popular adventures often tell us they feel more comfortable in an all-women setting, especially when it comes to trying new things—from snowshoeing to kayaking with belugas to camping in brown bear territory. Expedition Leaders Judy Wilson and Jessica Morgan discuss our empowering Women in the Wild trips and the positive impact they have on our travelers. Not only are these adventures women-only and women-led, but the itineraries have a special focus on the contributions of women in the destinations we visit.
Watch Now
WEBINAR | Close Encounters with the Arctic's Belugas
Originally presented July 29, 2024
Thousands of beluga whales migrate to the Churchill River each summer, and Expedition Leader Giulia Ciampini demystifies their fascinating world, complex social behaviors and family structures. Uniquely adapted to cold Arctic waters with their thick layer of blubber, flexible neck and range of vocalizations, belugas are top predators that help maintain the balance in their complex ecosystem. You'll also learn tips and techniques for photographing these gentle giants on our summer Churchill trip - our guests often come within arm's length!
Thousands of beluga whales migrate to the Churchill River each summer, and Expedition Leader Giulia Ciampini demystifies their fascinating world, complex social behaviors and family structures. Uniquely adapted to cold Arctic waters with their thick layer of blubber, flexible neck and range of vocalizations, belugas are top predators that help maintain the balance in their complex ecosystem. You'll also learn tips and techniques for photographing these gentle giants on our summer Churchill trip - our guests often come within arm's length!
Watch Now
WEBINAR | Meet the Beguiling Belugas of the Arctic
Originally presented June 3, 2024
Beluga whales are some of the planet's most charismatic marine mammals. These highly social cetaceans migrate and feed in large pods, and they're so vocal they've been dubbed "canaries of the sea." Join Expedition Leader Eleanor Edye to learn all about these small white whales, including their behavior, biology and specific adaptations to survive in cold northern waters. Plus, find out how you can see (and hear!) belugas in the wild at the annual summer gathering of more than 3,000 at the mouth of the Churchill River in Manitoba.
Beluga whales are some of the planet's most charismatic marine mammals. These highly social cetaceans migrate and feed in large pods, and they're so vocal they've been dubbed "canaries of the sea." Join Expedition Leader Eleanor Edye to learn all about these small white whales, including their behavior, biology and specific adaptations to survive in cold northern waters. Plus, find out how you can see (and hear!) belugas in the wild at the annual summer gathering of more than 3,000 at the mouth of the Churchill River in Manitoba.
Watch Now
