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Polar Bears Tag

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4 November 2025
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Around Svarlbard and into the Pack Ice

A short report of a trip circumnavigating Svarlbard, including venturing over 82 degrees north into the pack ice. Polar Bears, Whales, Seals and Birds +

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2 November 2025
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Polar Bears and the use of Thermal Cameras

My experiences using a thermal camera whilst on a trip to Svarlbard and into the Pack Ice. Dispelling a myth.

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17 July 2025
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Polar bear sightings Svalbard-is it worth it?

Hi I’m thinking of making a trip to Svalbard to try and see some polar bears. I was wondering whether it is worth it with the new distances visitors now have to keep (500m).

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9 May 2025
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Anyone want to look for polar bears, seals and more in northern Alaska?

I just got back from two trips to Baffin Island where I had great success (one trip with 10+ sightings) and massive failure (a trip with zero sightings) in seeing polar bears. I wa

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16 February 2025
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Advertising: A Cheap Way To See Polar Bears In Churchill, Canada by Train

Someone was asking me a few months back if there is a more affordable way to visit Churchill to see the bears. Well here it is. This looks like a fun trip organised by Wildlife Tra

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15 December 2025
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13 December 2025
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12 December 2025
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  1. Jon Hall on White-footed Dunnart + 18 other species in a week on the NSW South Coast9 April 2026

    Thanks John - good to know that you can find those dunnarts down there. Another victory for thermal scopes!

  2. Jon Hall on Trip Report – Costa Rica, April, 20259 April 2026

    Great report - thanks Simon. Some excellent bats!

  3. Jon Hall on Paraguay 20259 April 2026

    Fabulous report! Thanks for sharing this and taking the time to write it

  4. blackwatch. on California Coastal Mammalwatching7 April 2026

    Wow the picture of the elephant seal looks so amazing. And just saying but if you are looking for a…

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