b'Churchill, CanadaArctic Wildlife & Natural WondersAt the edge of Hudson Bay, Churchill stands where Arctic marine waters, boreal forest, and tundra convergethe southernmost point of polar marine ecology in North America. The Churchill River estuary draws 3,000+ beluga whales each summer for calving and feeding, creating one of the worlds most accessible major beluga congregations. The same coastal position concentrates polar bears each autumn, when 900+ bears pass through a 40-mile stretch awaiting the freeze of Hudson Bay. Churchills position beneath the auroral oval delivers winter aurora viewing with 90%+ success rates. The seasonal transfor-mations are dramaticsame location, entirely different natural phenomena. ITINERARYAll programs: 7 nights totalWinnipeg: 2 nights | Arrive in Winnipeg for guided city exploration and visit to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, providing context on Indigenous history, treaty rights, and human rights frameworks before engagement with Treaty 5 communities in Churchill.Churchill: 4 nights | Daily wildlife-focused excursions with expert naturalist guides. Programming and accommodation vary by season (see below).Winnipeg: 1 night (airport hotel)SEASONAL PROGRAMSPolar Bear Season (OctoberNovember) Observe polar bears concentrated along the coast awaiting Hudson Bay freeze-upChurchills most iconic wildlife viewing. Daily Tundra Buggy excursions into prime bear habitat. Accommodation options:Churchill hotel with daily Tundra Buggy excursions, or Prices Upon RequestChurchill hotel; 1 night;Tundra Buggy Lodge, 3 nights Group Size: 16-20 travelers Summer: Belugas & Churchill Wilds (JulyAugust) Three thousand beluga whales congregate in the Churchill River estuary. Experience them via boat and Zodiac excursions. Tundra Buggy exploration for early polar bears, caribou, and Arctic fox, plus dog carting and Prince of Wales Fort. Accommodation: Churchill hotelNorthern Lights (FebruaryMarch) Aurora borealis viewing beneath the auroral oval with 90%+ success rates across multi-night stays. Days include dog sledding, Indigenous cultural programming, and Churchill town exploration Contact Us|journeys@conservancytravel.org 19'