Wapusk National Park
Watch unique footage of polar bears, caribou and other northern wildlife in their snowy habitat at Wapusk National Park. See rare video of two polar bear cubs at play with each other and with their mother. Admire a pair of majestic adult polar bears lumbering across the icy landscape and get a sense of their size and power. See a caribou herd, an arctic fox and an arctic grouse set against the snowy beauty of this northern landscape. You'll be amazed at the richness and diversity of Wapusk National Park.
Wapusk National Park is located along the shores of the Hudson Bay, in the northern tip of Manitoba. Wapusk means white bear in Cree. This is a truly fitting name for this national park that protects one of the largest known polar bear maternity denning areas in the world. Wapusk National Park covers over 11,000 square kilometres and lies on the transition between Canada's boreal forest and Arctic tundra. The geology, biodiversity, and cultural history of the area all contribute to the unique wilderness character of this amazing place.
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Polar bears in Wapusk National Park
Wapusk National Park in Manitoba is critical to polar bear habitat protection. It is one of the largest known polar bear maternity denning areas in the world.
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Great Canadian Parks #21- Wapusk National Park, MB
Created in1996 near Churchill, Manitoba. Wapusk National Park protects an area of the Hudson Bay Lowlands, which contains the world’s largest concentration of polar bears. Wapusk National Park sits along the northern tree line, which is characterized by treeless tundra and boreal forest. During the short, intense summer, a variety of wild flowering plants spring from the tundra soil
Arctic Fox, Wapusk National Park/Churchill, Manitoba
Even though we go to Churchill, Manitoba to see polar bears in the wild, it's always a joy to encounter the Arctic Fox! This little one was adorable!
Polar Bear at Wapusk National Park, near Churchill, MB
One of the many bears we saw while on a Tundra Buggy Tour at the beginning of November, 2015. The bears are waiting for Hudson Bay to freeze over so they can break their long fast and start hunting seals through the winter.
Did you know? Field Work: Isostatic Rebound in Wapusk National Park
Northern ecologist John Sweetman explains how Wapusk National Park is actually growing in spots by over a metre a year. After being locked under the weight of the Laurentide ice sheet, isostatic rebound is causing the land to bounce back, reshaping and reforming the landscape.
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Cape Churchill in Wapusk National Park
Cape Churchill is renowned as one of the best locations on earth to view and photograph polar bears in their natural habitat, and Frontiers North has exclusive access to host guests at this iconic destination overnight.
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Cape West Camera - Churchill Cam, Wapusk National Park powered by EXPLORE.org
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Studying the Lakes and Ponds of Wapusk National Park
Waist deep in the frigid lakes of Wapusk National Park, ecologist John Sweetman and his colleagues are finding that climate change is having an effect on the nutrient balance in the lakes and therefore on the plants and animals that live within them.
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Wapusk National Park is Canada's 37th national park, established in 1996.The park is located in the Hudson Plains ecozone, 45 kilometres south of Churchill in north-east Manitoba, Canada, on the shores of Hudson Bay.Access to the park is limited due to its remote location and an effort to preserve the park.The name comes from the Cree word for polar bear .
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Field Work: Water Sampling in Wapusk National Park
Half frozen researchers conduct water sampling experiments in the recently melted waters of Wapusk National Park.
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Field Work: Measuring Aquatic Vegetation in Wapusk National Park
Researchers take to the waters of Wapusk National Park armed with prototype contraptions to catch and monitor plant life growing in the lakes.
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Cape East Camera - Churchill Cam, Wapusk National Park powered by EXPLORE.org
Here on Cape Churchill along the Hudson Bay coast, polar bear families wait for sea ice to form so they can venture out to sea to hunt for seals, their primary source of food. Find out the best time to watch live and learn more about polar bears on Explore.org @
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Polar Bears in Wapusk National Park
Last year I had the privilege to visit Watchee Lodge in Wapusk National Park to see polar bears and their cubs who had just emerged from their den.
Polar Bear And Caribou ~ Cape Churchill, Manitoba Wapusk Nat'l Park
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Restoring nature’s balance in Polar Bear Provincial Park
Between 2011 and 2016, Polar Bear Provincial Park underwent the largest Environmental Remediation Project ever to be completed inside a protected area!
Polar Bear watching Caribou. Wapusk National Park. 10 September 2018
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Polar Bears in Wapusk National Park
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Polar Bears Cape North - Wapusk National Park Cam 06-10-2018 14:02:32 - 15:02:32
This live video is streaming from our Polar Bear Camera located at Cape Churchill, within Wapusk National Park (NP) in northern Manitoba.
In Wapusk National Park, Parks Canada protects one of the world's largest concentrations of polar bear maternity dens (where female bears give birth).
The Polar Bear Camera provides amazing footage of polar bears and their cubs as they wait for sea ice to form in October and November at Cape Churchill, along the Hudson Bay coast. The bears depend on the sea ice as a platform from which to hunt ringed seals, their main food source.