Videos & Webinars
VIDEO | Experience Life at the Tundra Lodge
VIDEO | Polar Bear Country
VIDEO | The Churchill Polar Bear Experience
VIDEO | Polar Rovers: The Best Way to See Wild Polar Bears
VIDEO | Close Encounters with Churchill’s Polar Bears – A Conservation Travel Experience
VIDEO | Remember When?
WEBINAR | Arctic Encounters: A Visual Journey Through Our 2024 Polar Bear Season
As Hudson Bay freezes and Churchill’s polar bears take to the ice to hunt and feast on seals, our 2024 polar bear season draws to a close. Join Expedition Leader and wildlife photographer Giulia Ciampini for a visual journey through the season’s highlights, from northern lights to intimate encounters with polar bears and other Arctic wildlife. She'll showcase images from Nat Hab travelers and Expedition Leaders and detail the challenges and triumphs of shooting in this unique environment, offering tips to capture the beauty and wonder of the remote Canadian North.
WEBINAR | Meet the King of the Arctic on a Churchill Polar Bear Adventure
Witness the planet's largest gathering of polar bears in the wild this autumn in Churchill, Manitoba! Expedition Leader Eleanor Edye helps prepare you for a polar bear tour, offering travel tips and sharing details about our itinerary, transportation (including a private chartered flight from Winnipeg) and accommodations in this small frontier town on Hudson Bay. Learn how to pack for chilly subarctic weather, and find out about our activities, from Polar Rover safaris on the tundra in search of bears to dog sledding, cultural activities, helicopter flightseeing and more.
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.