It’s officially Polar Bear Week! Each year, Polar Bear Week shines a light on these incredible animals - their changing Arctic environment, and the importance of protecting the sea ice they depend on to hunt and survive. As the ice forms later each year, polar bears spend more time on land waiting for their world to freeze again. Please consider a donation in support of Polar Bears International's coexistence efforts and other conservation work across the Arctic. https://polarbearsinternational.

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Happy Polar Bear Week from Churchill! After an unseasonably warm October, Churchill is finally starting to see cooler days. While today is a bit warm again, the tundra had a dusting of snow yesterday, and lower temps and snow are in the forecast later this week. The Western and Southern Hudson Bay polar bears, which represent two of the 20 polar bear populations across the Arctic, are considered some of the most vulnerable polar bears in the world due to the negative effects of sea ice loss. As