Churchill Northern Studies Centre is a Structure at Launch Road, Churchill MB R0B 0E0, Canada, located in Churchill Wildlife Management Area
The Churchill Northern Studies Centre is a research and education station out on the tundra east of the town, near the old rocket range. Scientists come here to study the Arctic, its wildlife and the aurora, and the centre runs learning programmes and offers lodging to visitors. Far from any town light and at around 59°N, beneath the auroral oval, it is one of the finest places anywhere to watch the northern lights on a clear winter night.




58°44'15"N, 93°49'4"W
The aurora season here runs from September to April, with the best chances of seeing the Northern Lights in October, February and March.
This building is at the cutting edge in sustainable architecture. Check out the composting toilets, timed showers and sinks, and sloped outer walls.
Karina v21 February 2015
Watch out for Laura's desserts. The cafeteria is incredible especially after a day outside in the cold. Remember to help with the dishes!
Karina v21 February 2015
Don't miss the aurora dome, which is also a great spot to watch sunsets, sunrises, blizzards, and stars.
Karina v21 February 2015
Learning vacations are offered here
hadola5 August 2011
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