Daily Dose of Nature | Alaska, Canada & the North

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WEBINAR | Arctic & Alpine Wildflowers of the Northern Hemisphere

Originally presented July 19, 2021
Whether you’re high on a mountainside or high in latitude, a summer sojourn in alpine or arctic zones is likely to feature similar wildflowers—find out why, and which ones to look for.

WEBINAR | White Whales: Beguiling Belugas of the Arctic

Originally presented July 12, 2021
Dive into the watery world of belugas—some of the world’s most social and vocal cetaceans—to learn all about these white whales’ distinctive behaviors, characteristics and adaptations to the fragile ecosystems of their Arctic habitat.

WEBINAR | Let’s Go: Discover Arctic Trails as We Follow Arctic Tails

Originally presented July 8, 2021
Get insights into how humans have coevolved alongside domesticated dogs, jointly adapting our lifestyles to survive in the extreme cold conditions of the North, in this comprehensive overview of the role of dog sledding in the Arctic.

WEBINAR | A Subarctic Summer in Churchill, Manitoba

Originally presented June 28, 2021
Discover the intricate ecology of a northern Canada summer. As temperatures warm the Hudson Bay coast near Churchill, Manitoba, migratory animals gather, plants and flowers burst forth, and resident wildlife birth and raise their young.

WEBINAR | A Year in the Life of a Polar Bear

Originally presented June 7, 2021
Get a biologist’s perspective on polar bears’ annual life cycles—migration, feeding, breeding and birthing—and the changing dynamics of wild populations of polar bears as they adapt to a warming Arctic.

WEBINAR | Upside-Down Kingdom: Understanding the Frozen World of the Polar Bear

Originally presented May 10, 2021
How are ice-reliant predators like polar bears adapting to a changing climate? Delve into the intricate Arctic food web to learn all about the lifeforms of northern ecosystems and how their world is changing.

WEBINAR | Sharing Space with Quebec's Whales

Originally presented May 4, 2021
The St. Lawrence Estuary is prime whale habitat along a busy shipping route near human populations. Join Expedition Leader Eleanor Edye to learn how the whales and people coexist.

WEBINAR | Exploring Alaska & the Galapagos with Lindblad Expeditions

Originally presented April 30, 2021
Discover why this is the ideal summer to explore the wilds of Alaska and the Galapagos on a marine adventure with our partners at Lindblad Expeditions, and how your presence helps preserve these habitats.

WEBINAR | What to Know About Traveling to Iceland with Nat Hab

Originally presented April 26, 2021
Get answers to your questions about traveling to this island on the edge of the Arctic Circle, with insights and insider knowledge from an Iceland Expedition Leader and the head of Nat Hab's COVID-19 protocol team.

WEBINAR | From Cartridges to Conservation: Dall Sheep of Alaska & the Yukon

Originally presented April 12, 2021
Did you know hunting can be integral to conservation, when it comes to managing North American wildlife species? Join Drew McCarthy for a case study, looking at Dall sheep in Denali National Park.

WEBINAR | Memorable Moments with the Polar Bears of Churchill

Originally presented April 9, 2021
Marine mammal. Top of the Arctic food chain. A fur coat that’s not actually white but clear. So many intriguing facts about polar bears! Learn all about them as Jeremy Covert shares magical encounters from Manitoba.

WEBINAR | Let’s Go: Discover Alaska with Annie

Originally presented April 8, 2021
Still legitimately the Last Frontier, Alaska boasts epic wilderness and wildlife wonders. Join Alaska resident and Expedition Leader Annie Van Dinther for an overview of all Alaska has to offer the avid nature traveler.

WEBINAR | Let’s Go: Why Churchill is the Best Place to See Polar Bears

Originally presented April 1, 2021
Polar bears roam all the polar regions of the Earth, but Churchill, Canada is the Polar Bear Capital of the World. Join Annie VanDinther to find out why it's your best bet for seeing wild bears.

WEBINAR | So You Want to See a Wild Polar Bear: The Where, What, When & Why

Originally presented March 23, 2021
Witnessing polar bears in the Arctic was once the province of hardy explorers on arduous expeditions. Today, you can view them with ease and comfort! Learn about our polar bear adventures, and which one is right for you.

WEBINAR | Surviving a Pandemic Year: A Locals’ Look at Churchill

Originally presented March 17, 2021
What happens when a small subarctic community that relies heavily on nature tourism gets hit by a pandemic? Join two guides to find out how Churchill weathered 2020, and how it's adapting for future visitors.

WEBINAR | Meet the Beguiling Beluga

Originally presented March 12, 2021
Belugas are beloved! These small white 'smiling' whales seem as curious about us as we are about them. Learn what makes belugas special and so uniquely adapted to their Arctic environment.

WEBINAR | Churchill, Canada: Polar Bear Capital of the World

Originally presented March 10, 2021
Expedition Leader Brad Josephs hosts a virtual tour to Churchill, Manitoba, where you'll meet the Kings of the Arctic and discover much more that Churchill has to offer adventurous visitors.

WEBINAR | An Arctic Winter: Northern Lights, Sun Dogs & Sled Dogs

Originally presented March 2, 2021
Arctic winters are anything but empty and motionless. Court Whelan takes us to the frozen Far North to find out what's happening, and who survives and thrives, in this most daunting (and beautiful!) season.

WEBINAR | Cleaning Up the Coast: A Marine Expedition in the BC Wilderness

Originally presented February 10, 2021
Canada's wild Pacific coast holds pristine wilderness—yet ocean trash finds its way even here. Eddy Savage shares stories and photos from a 40-day boat-based mission with other guides intent on cleaning it up.

WEBINAR | Let’s Go! Discover Prince William Sound with Annie Van Dinther

Originally presented January 21, 2021
Fed by dozens of glaciers and peppered with islands and icebergs, Prince William Sound is a pristine marine wonderland in southcentral Alaska, home to myriad wildlife—join us on an in-depth virtual journey!

WEBINAR | New Trip! Introduction to our New Alaska Explorer Expedition

Originally presented January 7, 2021
Learn about this new 8-day expedition that will explore the glaciers, fjords and mountains of south-central Alaska by yacht, train, floatplane and by road. Never before have you been able to see so much of what Alaska has to offer in such a compact timeframe.

WEBINAR | When You Can’t Get to the Bears, We Bring the Bears to You

Originally presented January 5, 2021
Spend time with the Kings of the Arctic on this virtual expedition with Court Whelan into the icy realm of the polar bears of Churchill, Manitoba.

WEBINAR | Moose in the Northern Rockies

Originally presented December 22, 2020
Aaron Bott takes a close look at the mighty moose, one of the most iconic wildlife species in the Northern Rockies, and the conservation challenges it faces.

WEBINAR | These are a Few of Our Favorite Things! Part 1: Churchill

Originally presented December 28, 2020
Nat Hab Expedition Leaders Annie Van Dinther and Corbin Hawkins share memorable events and delightful stories -- including some of their favorite individual animals -- from their years of guiding nature expeditions along Hudson Bay.

WEBINAR | An Insider’s Look at Living in the Arctic

Originally presented December 10, 2020
The Arctic in winter can be cold, dark and daunting. But it’s also filled with wild wonders to inspire the soul. Annie Van Dinther shares a personal look at what it’s like to live up north.

WEBINAR | A Grizzly Bear’s Journey from Cub to Adult

Originally presented December 9, 2020
In heartwarming photos and stories, naturalist guide Eddy Savage takes us through seven years in the life of a female grizzly bear on the wild coast of British Columbia.

WEBINAR | Polar Bears Around the World

Originally presented December 3, 2020
There are currently an estimated 22,000-30,000 polar bears on the planet, living in 19 distinct sub-populations found through the circumpolar North. Our Expedition Leaders weave together science and culture in a fascinating presentation on largest and most charismatic carnivores in the North.

WEBINAR | A Year in the Life of a Polar Bear

Originally presented November 18, 2020
We may not be in Churchill this fall, but we’re bringing the polar bears to you! Tracking the annual cycle of a polar bear’s life, Annie Van Dinther reveals all that makes the King of the Arctic so captivating.

WEBINAR | Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest

Originally presented November 12, 2020
In the remote Coast Range on BC's far western edge, discover the world's largest intact temperate rain forest and the abundant wildlife within it, plus a host of marine mammals in the fjords that flank it.

WEBINAR | The Northern Lights in Science & Legend

Originally presented November 2, 2020
The ethereal northern lights have intrigued humans for millennia, inspiring myth and legend—but the science behind them is pretty fascinating, too. Discover both in this captivating introduction to the aurora.

WEBINAR | The Heart of Alaska: Wondrous Whales

Originally presented September 24, 2020
Not only are Alaska's whales entertaining to witness in the wild, but they help maintain entire ocean ecosystems! Discover these endlessly fascinating cetaceans with Annie Van Dinther, who lives among whales in Homer, Alaska.

WEBINAR | Alaska by Land and Sea

Originally presented September 23, 2020
Through vivid imagery, take a journey across Alaska with two WWF experts who are passionate about its massive, intact ecosystems and the intricate relationships between Alaska's landscapes, seascapes, wildlife and people.

WEBINAR | Heart of Alaska

Originally presented September 17, 2020
Annie Van Dinther, Nat Hab's Guide Development Director, lives in the small town of Homer, Alaska. When she's not guiding or training, she's deeply connected to her rural lifestyle at home and has stories to share!

WEBINAR | East Greenland: A Photographic Odyssey in a Changing World

Originally presented September 18, 2020
Ralph Lee Hopkins, director of Lindblad/National Geographic’s expedition photography program, takes us on an epic visual journey to ultra-remote East Greenland, where melting glaciers spawn staggering icebergs in Sermilik Fjord.

WEBINAR | The Heart of Katmai: From Bears to Blast Craters

Originally presented August 27, 2020
Join Shawn Eggleston on a trip to southwest Alaska’s remote Katmai Peninsula, home of the highest concentration of brown bears in the world. But this region, so famous for its spectacular, close-up bear viewing, has more to offer, too!

WEBINAR | The Heart of Churchill

Originally presented August 20, 2020
Find out from Corbin Hawkins what makes Churchill, Manitoba such a unique and special place—a small subarctic town on the tundra fronting Hudson Bay, best known as the Polar Bear Capital of the World!

WEBINAR | The Mysterious Spirit Bears of the BC Coast

Originally presented August 7, 2020
Bear fanatic and Expedition Leader Eddy Savage will introduce us to the ghosts of the coastal rainforest of British Columbia.

WEBINAR | The Fight Against Pebble Mine Continues

Originally presented July 29, 2020
Nat Hab Expedition Leader and President of Friends of McNeill River, Drew Hamilton will offer insights into the Army Corps of Engineers’ Environmental Impact Statement that could have serious consequences for the future of bears and salmon in Alaska.

WEBINAR | In the Mood for Seafood: How Katmai’s Brown Bears Rely on the Ocean

Originally presented July 8, 2020
Bear naturalist Brad Josephs explains the importance of the marine environment to the survival of Alaska’s coastal brown bears and how this diverse food source has enabled them to become some of the largest brown bears in the world.

WEBINAR | The Wolves of Alaska’s Katmai National Park

Originally presented July 1, 2020
While Katmai is best known for its brown bears, gray wolves are becoming more abundant—what does this mean for the region’s bear population, and what can these two apex predators learn from each other?

WEBINAR | Big Lands, Big Animals: Comparing Yellowstone & Alaska

Originally presented June 18, 2020
If your nature-loving soul is drawn to vast tracts of wilderness and charismatic megafauna, nowhere else in the U.S. rivals Alaska and Yellowstone.

WEBINAR | What's Ahead for Polar Bears?

Originally presented June 11, 2020
Can polar bears adapt to a rapidly changing Arctic climate? Join this discussion featuring Rinie Van Meurs, one of the co-authors of The Future Polar Bear: The Impact of Vanishing Sea Ice on an Arctic Ecosystem.

WEBINAR | Arctic Photo Challenges: Polar Bears, Northern Lights and Tundra

Originally presented June 9, 2020
Few environments are as challenging to photograph as the Arctic, with its featureless landscapes, camouflaged wildlife and luminous aurora. Make the most of a northern photo expedition as Nat Hab’s staff photographer shares lessons from Churchill.

WEBINAR | Living Safely with Bears

Originally presented May 27, 2020
Don’t try this at home! Learn from an experienced bear guide how he enables his guests to safely cross the boundary from human civilization into the realm of wild bears.

WEBINAR | The Bering Strait: From Land Bridge to Ecological Hotspot

Originally presented May 22, 2020
Join a WWF Arctic expert to learn about interactions between polar bears and human communities in Alaska, and listen to the sounds of the whale migration through the Bering Strait.

WEBINAR | A Year in the Life of a Hudson Bay Polar Bear

Originally presented May 20, 2020
What does it take for a polar bear to survive in the extreme environment along northern Canada’s Hudson Bay? Expedition Leader Brad Josephs will take us through a year in the life of a Hudson Bay bear.

WEBINAR | Three Perspectives on Alaska

Originally presented May 14, 2020
Experience Alaska from the tidelands to the tallest peaks through the eyes of three Expedition Leaders who have a passion for its many diverse landscapes.

WEBINAR | Bears, Bears and More Bears

Originally presented May 13, 2020
You’ve asked for it, and we are bringing it to you! Due to popular demand, we are bringing you a deep dive into the lives of bears around the world.

WEBINAR | Bears, Belugas & Bright Nights: Churchill Through the Seasons

Originally presented May 7, 2020
Churchill, Manitoba is big on polar bears...but it also hosts the summer migration of hundreds of beluga whales, and winter northern lights!

WEBINAR | The Digital World Premiere: Pebble Redux

Originally presented April 21, 2020
This new short film tells the story of one of the most critical conservation battles on the planet: how the proposed Pebble Mine would devastate Alaska's best bear habitat.

WEBINAR | 40 Tons of Delight: The Great Gray Whale, Part 3

Originally presented April 16, 2020
Join Annie and Sofia for the final installment of this series as they follow the whales’ spring migration north to Alaska.

WEBINAR | Who’s the Best Bear in the World?

Originally presented April 15, 2020
Four Expedition Leaders will make the case for why the bear species they represent should win our Best Bear in the World contest!

WEBINAR | Families, Friends & Lovers: The Social Relationships of Cetaceans

Originally presented March 27, 2020
Whether it’s humpbacks bubble-net feeding in Alaska or bottlenose dolphins by the dozens cavorting in Baja, these marine mammals are some of the most social creatures on Earth. Join us for a fascinating dive into their relational world.

WEBINAR | Why Do We Love Bears So Much?

Originally presented March 26, 2020
Nat Hab Founder & President Ben Bressler welcomes you to our new webinar series, which kicks off with a journey into the captivating world of bears with Expedition Leader Brad Josephs.

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Daily Dose of Nature | Alaska, Canada & the North

WEBINAR | Arctic & Alpine Wildflowers of the Northern Hemisphere

WEBINAR | White Whales: Beguiling Belugas of the Arctic

WEBINAR | Let’s Go: Discover Arctic Trails as We Follow Arctic Tails

WEBINAR | A Subarctic Summer in Churchill, Manitoba

WEBINAR | A Year in the Life of a Polar Bear

WEBINAR | Upside-Down Kingdom: Understanding the Frozen World of the Polar Bear

WEBINAR | Sharing Space with Quebec's Whales

WEBINAR | Exploring Alaska & the Galapagos with Lindblad Expeditions

WEBINAR | What to Know About Traveling to Iceland with Nat Hab

WEBINAR | From Cartridges to Conservation: Dall Sheep of Alaska & the Yukon

WEBINAR | Memorable Moments with the Polar Bears of Churchill

WEBINAR | Let’s Go: Discover Alaska with Annie

WEBINAR | Let’s Go: Why Churchill is the Best Place to See Polar Bears

WEBINAR | So You Want to See a Wild Polar Bear: The Where, What, When & Why

WEBINAR | Surviving a Pandemic Year: A Locals’ Look at Churchill

WEBINAR | Meet the Beguiling Beluga

WEBINAR | Churchill, Canada: Polar Bear Capital of the World

WEBINAR | An Arctic Winter: Northern Lights, Sun Dogs & Sled Dogs

WEBINAR | Cleaning Up the Coast: A Marine Expedition in the BC Wilderness

WEBINAR | Let’s Go! Discover Prince William Sound with Annie Van Dinther

WEBINAR | New Trip! Introduction to our New Alaska Explorer Expedition

WEBINAR | When You Can’t Get to the Bears, We Bring the Bears to You

WEBINAR | Moose in the Northern Rockies

WEBINAR | These are a Few of Our Favorite Things! Part 1: Churchill

WEBINAR | An Insider’s Look at Living in the Arctic

WEBINAR | A Grizzly Bear’s Journey from Cub to Adult

WEBINAR | Polar Bears Around the World

WEBINAR | A Year in the Life of a Polar Bear

WEBINAR | Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest

WEBINAR | The Northern Lights in Science & Legend

WEBINAR | The Heart of Alaska: Wondrous Whales

WEBINAR | Alaska by Land and Sea

WEBINAR | Heart of Alaska

WEBINAR | East Greenland: A Photographic Odyssey in a Changing World

WEBINAR | The Heart of Katmai: From Bears to Blast Craters

WEBINAR | The Heart of Churchill

WEBINAR | The Mysterious Spirit Bears of the BC Coast

WEBINAR | The Fight Against Pebble Mine Continues

WEBINAR | In the Mood for Seafood: How Katmai’s Brown Bears Rely on the Ocean

WEBINAR | The Wolves of Alaska’s Katmai National Park

WEBINAR | Big Lands, Big Animals: Comparing Yellowstone & Alaska

WEBINAR | What's Ahead for Polar Bears?

WEBINAR | Arctic Photo Challenges: Polar Bears, Northern Lights and Tundra

WEBINAR | Living Safely with Bears

WEBINAR | The Bering Strait: From Land Bridge to Ecological Hotspot

WEBINAR | A Year in the Life of a Hudson Bay Polar Bear

WEBINAR | Three Perspectives on Alaska

WEBINAR | Bears, Bears and More Bears

WEBINAR | Bears, Belugas & Bright Nights: Churchill Through the Seasons

WEBINAR | The Digital World Premiere: Pebble Redux

WEBINAR | 40 Tons of Delight: The Great Gray Whale, Part 3

WEBINAR | Who’s the Best Bear in the World?

WEBINAR | Families, Friends & Lovers: The Social Relationships of Cetaceans

WEBINAR | Why Do We Love Bears So Much?

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