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polar bears Archives - Active Travels Wed, 17 Mar 2021 07:00:55 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.7.1 http://activetravels.ibec.me/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/favicon.ico polar bears Archives - Active Travels 32 32 The World is Your Oyster Volume 2: Don Martinson and Steve Selden of Natural Habitat Adventures http://activetravels.ibec.me/archives/7556 http://activetravels.ibec.me/archives/7556#respond Wed, 17 Mar 2021 07:00:55 +0000 https://blog.activetravels.com/?p=7556 Our second episode of The World is Your Oyster brings you to Northern Canada to Churchill, Manitoba. We had the privilege to speak to two incredibly knowledgeable people at Natural Habitat Adventures about this Northern Wonderland where you can experience nature and exquisite wildlife up close. We’ve known and worked with Don Martinson at NatHab...

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The World is Your OysterOur second episode of The World is Your Oyster brings you to Northern Canada to Churchill, Manitoba. We had the privilege to speak to two incredibly knowledgeable people at Natural Habitat Adventures about this Northern Wonderland where you can experience nature and exquisite wildlife up close. We’ve known and worked with Don Martinson at NatHab for years and he introduced us to one of their excellent guides, Steve Selden, who’s been with the tour operator since its beginnings. Steve also designed the topic of our discussion, their Belugas, Bears & Summer Wildlife of Churchill Tour.

Did you know that over 3000 Beluga whales come into the Churchill River each summer? Get in a Zodiac or a kayak to see them in their habitat. Next you can climb aboard a helicopter and search for Polar Bears from above. If you’re super lucky in the wee hours of the night and if you’ve put your “Please Disturb” sign on your door, you may be awoken to see the Northern Lights! That’s what they call the Trifecta!

Have a listen to the video to hear all about the joys of seeing Churchill, Manitoba, in the summertime. Don and Steve share wonderful stories of their time up in this beautiful part of the globe. Then contact ActiveTravels so we can put you on one of their July trips!

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Nat Hab Still Plans to Visit the Polar Bears in the Fall http://activetravels.ibec.me/archives/7132 http://activetravels.ibec.me/archives/7132#respond Tue, 02 Jun 2020 07:00:18 +0000 https://blog.activetravels.com/?p=7132 Natural Habitat Adventures first made its mark with trips to see the polar bears in Churchill, Manitoba. It still remains one of their most popular options and the one destination they’re most keen on promoting this coming October and November. Each fall, the world’s largest concentration of polar bears convenes on the western edge of...

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Natural Habitat Adventures first made its mark with trips to see the polar bears in Churchill, Manitoba. It still remains one of their most popular options and the one destination they’re most keen on promoting this coming October and November. Each fall, the world’s largest concentration of polar bears convenes on the western edge of Hudson Bay, waiting for the ice to form and their winter seal-hunting season to begin. Guided by expert naturalist Expedition Leaders, you’ll view the bears from custom-built Polar Rovers. If interested in any of Nat Hab’s trips in 2020 and 2021, please contact ActiveTravels and we’ll look at dates and availability.

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