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CNN Joins NHA Polar Bear Photo Tour

A CNN news crew joined Natural Habitat Adventures on one of our recent polar bear photo trips, and we’re excited to announce that the first of three video segments was just released! Watch as our travelers encounter their first polar bear from the Polar Rover in Churchill, Manitoba. You’ll also hear interviews with Brad Josephs, NHA guide, wildlife biologist, and professional photographer.

“We build a portfolio that goes from the local people in Churchill to the landscape, to little details like patterns in the ice,” says Josephs, describing the types of images they’ll capture in addition to polar bears. “Then of course [there are] the charismatic animals such as the red fox, arctic fox, snowy owl, and polar bear. So it’s a big variety, and as a photo instructor I try to teach people how to use their cameras properly.”

Stay tuned for the next two CNN, opens in new tab segments coming soon!

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