Arctic Canada wildlife vacation, birds, bears & belugas
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Winnipeg | fly to Churchill | aerial views of Hudson Bay | daily tours, both on land and sea, to spot wildlife | free day in ChurchillTravel Team
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Clients are always made aware of the danger that polar bears impose and how to interact with them and the local people without having a negative impact. We always warn people of the safe distances to put between yourselves and the bears, not to eat or wear perfume around them or to do anything else that may encourage a bear to associate humans with food. We also make sure people know how to act if it looks like a bear is coming towards you, and what not to do in that situation.
Responsible tourism is the way for travel in the 21st century; as we destroy more and more of our natural environment, we solely begin to realise how much we need it. Due to human-caused climate change it is predicted that the Arctic sea ice which polar bears need to hunt will be gone within the next 50 years and polar bears could be extinct within 100 years. Unfortunately, it is not hard to find similar such examples in relation to both the other bears of the world and wildlife in general. When visiting destinations, we bear this in mind and remember how privileged we are to be able to see the wildlife and nature that you are visiting, and, in a few years, if no action is taken, the fact that it will no longer be there...
The Impacts of this Trip
The purpose of our safaris is to contribute to local populations, communities and projects. We give our travelers advise on how to interact with the local population, flora, sauna in order to minimise any negative impact. We encourage the use to local guides in every destination and with every local agent. Where possible we will always use local suppliers in preference to others whether this is in the purchase of provisions, accommodation, transport and equipment. We believe the best way to learn about and enjoy the experience of being on safari with us is to make the effort to mingle with the local people, taste new foods and try new experiences. This trip employs local staff wherever possible, both at the lodge and on your expeditions. A donation from this trip is put back into the community in order to help preserve the polar bears and look after their future in the wild.


Clients are always made aware of the danger that polar bears impose and how to interact with them and the local people without having a negative impact. We always warn people of the safe distances to put between yourselves and the bears, not to eat or wear perfume around them or to do anything else that may encourage a bear to associate humans with food. We also make sure people know how to act if it looks like a bear is coming towards you, and what not to do in that situation.
Responsible tourism is the way for travel in the 21st century; as we destroy more and more of our natural environment, we solely begin to realise how much we need it. Due to human-caused climate change it is predicted that the Arctic sea ice which polar bears need to hunt will be gone within the next 50 years and polar bears could be extinct within 100 years. Unfortunately, it is not hard to find similar such examples in relation to both the other bears of the world and wildlife in general. When visiting destinations, we bear this in mind and remember how privileged we are to be able to see the wildlife and nature that you are visiting, and, in a few years, if no action is taken, the fact that it will no longer be there...

The Impacts of this Trip
The purpose of our safaris is to contribute to local populations, communities and projects. We give our travelers advise on how to interact with the local population, flora, sauna in order to minimise any negative impact. We encourage the use to local guides in every destination and with every local agent. Where possible we will always use local suppliers in preference to others whether this is in the purchase of provisions, accommodation, transport and equipment. We believe the best way to learn about and enjoy the experience of being on safari with us is to make the effort to mingle with the local people, taste new foods and try new experiences. This trip employs local staff wherever possible, both at the lodge and on your expeditions. A donation from this trip is put back into the community in order to help preserve the polar bears and look after their future in the wild.

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