Canadian Trip Offered Amazing Experience in Manitoba Province

Quick Facts Associate Professor Scott Werts led the group to what is known as the polar bear and beluga whale capital of the world as part of his Subarctic Landscape class. They met in the spring for lectures, then traveled to Churchill, Canada, Aug. 1 at the height of the whale migration season.

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