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We're working to ensure that polar bears aren’t disturbed in a biologically meaningful way and that people and bears remain safe.
Polar Bears International has long supported respectful tourism to see polar bears in their natural habitat.
Seeing polar bears in the wild and learning about the challenges they face can inspire people to get involved in their conservation. But we must also ensure that the bears aren’t disturbed in a biologically meaningful way and that people and bears remain safe.
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Understanding how Tourism Affects Polar Bear Behaviour
With the help of guides and guests, we're learning about the coexistence of tourism activity and polar bears near Churchill, Manitoba.
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Article | 4 min | Sep 24, 2026
Interview with a Polar Bear Guide: Drew Hamilton
Drew Hamilton is working to improve the training of polar bear guides in Churchill, Manitoba.
Article | 5 min | Jul 20, 2026
Interview with an Arctic Guide: Elise S. Hagen
Svalbard guide Elise S. Hagen discusses how she got started with guiding, what surprises guests, and their top questions about polar bears.
Article | 2 min | Jul 17, 2026