Canada, Churchill the place of some of the most fantastical animals in the world!

Churchill is a place on the west coast of Canada, right on the shoreline. Over the past few years this has become one of the most sought over environmental holidays. If the Environment were to undergo a harsh change due to pollution, the surrounding species may vanish?

Churchill is most famous for its population of Polar bears, who visit every year around autumn to escape the receding ice flows. These polar bears head inland and invade local towns and villages such as Churchill to find refuge. Because of this Churchill has been named the Polar Bear capital of the world. This has helped boost the tourist industry around the area, and now tour operators offer Canada tours dedicated to this area, to show people the stunning environment.

Not only is Churchill rare, there is also another rare occurance, it is an Ecotone. When two or more very different environments are in close proximity, this is known as an Ecotone. Churchill is on the border of three of these extremely different climates. They are the Boreal forest to the south, the Tundra climate to the north east and the Hudson Bay to the north. This is one of the best locations in the world to see the Aurora Borealis. Not only does this area have all the se attributes, it is also home to the Beluga whales in summer, over 57,000 of them, and has a very extensive amunt of bird fauna that cover the whole area.

Because of all the surrounding species and the Polar bears, Churchill needs to rely on the tourist industry heavily. This means that is is in between three different environments and climates. The tourism industry will fail. Canada holidays benefit greatly from this environmental phenomenon, but how much longer will it last. Alaska Cruises also circle round to this area, so maybe that holiday is better sooner rather than later.

 

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