At Explorer’s Corner, we don’t shy away from getting out there and possibly encountering a bear on the ground while taking proper safety precautions…Some people call it being “one with nature,” but we call it alertness and exhilaration.
At Explorer’s Corner, we don’t shy away from getting out there and possibly encountering a bear on the ground while taking proper safety precautions…Some people call it being “one with nature,” but we call it alertness and exhilaration.
Guide Steve Selden has been posting regularly from Churchill during polar bear season -- but here is a field report from another vantage point: that of Good...
As snow continues falling intermittently, and temperatures dropping into the teens, helicopter traffic has increased considerably out and back across the...
Waves continue to roll up onto the icy Precambrian shield that forms Churchill's coast while temperatures have fallen slightly (20F) and intermittent snow...
Still no deep chill up here in Churchill. Temperatures ranged in the mid 20's F and the clouds continued to cover like a warm blanket over the region. The...
Local Mike Macri was down at the "flats" just outside town on the Churchill River working on his bungalow; "Hacienda",as he fondly refers to it; when he...
The Hudson Bay remains calm with scattered ice chunks floating towards shore aided by light North winds. Temperatures hovered around 25F, just low enough to...
Temperatures fluctuated between 20F and 27F in the Churchill region. It seems Indian Summer has some staying power here in a time that can be much colder with...
Conservation officer Graham reports that the Polar Bear Compound. Fondly known as D20, is at capacity of 26 Polar Bears even after multiple bear lifts this...
Conservation must be running low on cracker shells as Churchill is clearly under siege by Polar Bears. Seemingly non-stop fire, day and night, continues...
A video of a mother polar bear and her cub making their first journey together onto the sea ice. From BBC’s “Nature’s Great Events.”
Omitted from last night's report was the astounding aurora action that took place at around 9:30 PM (too late for press). Guides gathered their groups at the...
A daily field report on polar bears from our guide Steve Selden in our Churchill, Manitoba office! Check out our polar bear tours here. I have never...
A daily field report on polar bears from our guide Steve Selden in our Churchill, Manitoba office! Check out our polar bear tours here. Saturday in...
A daily field report on polar bears from our guide Steve Selden in our Churchill, Manitoba office! Check out our polar bear tours here. Another cold day...
The clouds and cold remained with us here in Churchill as temperatures were around 18°F. The Olympic torch is barreling through the North toward Churchill.
Guide Scott reported in that the polar bears seemed to be all over the vehicles on the inland road close to the lodge. One aggressive male whacked the driver’s side door before going to the rear and sniffing boots from under the back grated deck.
Polar rover heaters were cranking yesterday as the frigid air flowed from the north. Temperatures were in the low teens F and the bears were on the move again.
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