Travel Blog

For our guests who would like to see as much as possible during their visit to Manitoba, we recommend staying an extra day or two in Winnipeg. For thousands of years, the junction of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers has been a meeting place central to the fur trade, the railway, and the grain exchange. Today, Manitoba’s capital city is the largest city on the Canadian Prairies and now known for its aerospace, technology and creative industries, among others.

At Cregor Adventures, we pride ourselves on taking guests to breathtaking destinations where they can immerse themselves in the unique history, culture, and wildlife of regions few people ever get to experience. But we believe our responsibility goes beyond simply guiding travelers through these fragile ecosystems.

As travelers, we’re always on the lookout for experiences that bring us closer to nature. Tundra Buggy One is a fantastic example of this connection, transforming how we learn about and observe polar bears. In this article, let’s dive into the amazing technology behind Tundra Buggy One and its vital role in wildlife education and conservation—all while sharing a little love for Polar Bears International and Frontiers North, who made it all possible!

In today’s digital age, connecting with nature has never been easier. Explore.org is an innovative platform that brings the beauty of the natural world directly to your living room. During the polar bear migration season, this resource allows wildlife enthusiasts and curious minds alike to witness these magnificent animals in real-time, right from the comfort of home.