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Responsibility

Travel that connects, respects, and gives back

Tourism done right—rooted in responsibility, driven by respect

As shared stewards of the land, we are dedicated to operating in a safe, sustainable, and respectful manner, ensuring that the ecosystems, wildlife, and communities we engage with continue to thrive for generations to come.

Our commitment goes beyond just exploring the North—we actively support conservation efforts, prioritize sustainable practices, and partner with local operators to create positive, lasting impacts. By choosing to travel with us, our guests become part of this shared commitment to preserving the wild spaces and cultures that make Canada's North so extraordinary.

Certified B Corporation

Upholding
High Standards

Transparency
And Accountability

Committed To
Ongoing Progress

Certified B Corporation

We have been a Certified B Corporation since 2020. Doing the right thing is not always easy, but we believe in the power of using business as a force for good. B Corp certification shows that we are dedicated to continuous improvement and never settle for being just good enough.

Connect With
Authentic Messengers

Meaningful
Cultural Awareness

Informed By
Traditional Knowledge

Indigenous Reconciliation

We partner with Indigenous suppliers to provide our guests with authentic experience and story, recognizing the cultural significance the Indigenous peoples of Canada have where we operate and providing a platform for authentic messengers to tell their stories.

Working Within
Impactful Alliances

Intentionally Curated
Educational Experiences

Applying Published
Peer-Reviewed Research

Committed to Conservation

We align ourselves with non-profit organizations that are in the field researching to conserve wildlife and their habitats. We also believe it is our responsibility to provide as much opportunity to learn for the guests on our tours. Finally, we adhere to strict regulations and ensure that we comply to keep these ecosystems intact.

Going Electric In The Subarctic

Our EV Tundra Buggies are charged using hydroelectric power produced in Manitoba. The electricity is generated at Manitoba Hydro’s Kelsey Generating Station on the Nelson River, 400 kilometres south of Churchill, and is 100% renewable.

This innovation allows our guests to experience tours that navigate silently under the northern lights and amongst the subarctic wildlife. Our goal is for large tourist vehicles to fade into the background, creating a more immersive wildlife viewing experience free from noise pollution, benefiting both our guests and wildlife. This silent experience also allows our guides and guests to communicate more naturally with each other on the tundra.