Videos & Webinars
VIDEO | Churchill's Awesome Aurora: A Nat Hab Guide Story
VIDEO | Why Now's the Best Time to See the Northern Lights
VIDEO | How to Take Amazing Northern Lights Photos
VIDEO | Experience Churchill's Northern Lights
WEBINAR | Nature's Decoders: Illuminating Ice
Did you know that more than two-thirds of the planet’s freshwater is stored in glaciers and ice caps? In this installment of her Nature’s Decoders series, Expedition Leader Nikki Sentinella explores the many ways ice affects life on Earth, from shaping the terrain to storing water and sequestering carbon. Learn the differences between sea ice and glacial ice, find out what gives glacial lakes their brilliant blue hue, and discover the effect sea ice formation has on the Arctic food web, including polar bears.
WEBINAR | Know Before You Go: Northern Lights & Arctic Exploration
There's no experience quite like watching the aurora borealis dance across a dark winter sky. Expedition Leader Eleanor Edye shares tips and tales of our Northern Lights & Arctic Exploration adventure in Churchill, Manitoba. Find out what to pack for this cold-weather adventure, learn about the various heated vantage points from which we view the northern lights (including a remote forest cabin and our custom-built glass Aurora Pod® with 360° views of the night sky), and discover what activities to expect in addition to sky gazing, from a private snowcoach journey to dog sledding.
WEBINAR | Photographing the Aurora Borealis: A How-To Webinar
The aurora borealis—also called the northern lights—is one of nature’s most stunning phenomena. It’s also a bucket-list experience for many photographers! Court Whelan, Northern Lights Expedition Leader and author of The Natural Photographer blog, explains the science behind the light show and offers tips for aurora photography, from gear and camera settings to techniques for shooting at night and in the cold.