Wait, there's a Polar Bear Siteing?

The group gets ready as they take in the day by eating breakfast, which was absolutely phenomenal. After most of the group packed their backpacks with field gear and lunches, they hopped into the vans to travel to the site nWhileC-03. while the few that stayed back for Camp Management (Jack, Emily, Verona, and Carla).

Ranger Jill explaining what the plan is for today

After we finished our sites, we headed back to the cabin and started eating our supper, which was chicken BBQ, made by our lovely ranger Connie. After feasting on such great food, we started the ISAMR Olympics. We were separated into 4 different teams (red, green, blue, and yellow). With the hype of the ISAMR Olympics racking up hype and momentum.

There was a solid plan of playing volleyball in the name of an ego boost and medals to show off against the rest of the teams. But we were stopped in our tracks when we heard that there was a polar bear sighting near Hudson Bay. The whole group dropped everything they were doing, jumped into the vans, and headed to the location just to take this opportunity to see a one-of-a-kind animal. Once we got to the location, we spotted a mama bear and her little cub! After seeing the bears, Connie surprised the group with her very own dessert: cake with pudding and fruit!

Signing out from Camp Nanuq,

Devine and Jose