In Churchill, Canada, a town known as the polar bear capital of the world, climate change is leading to an alarming decline in polar bear populations. As warming temperatures extend their time on land and make food scarce, human-wildlife interactions increase. Local conservationists are employing innovative technologies to monitor bear movements, while the community adapts to coexisting with these iconic animals. As concerns about future safety and environmental impacts grow, town leaders and residents contemplate their strategies for survival and growth in a rapidly changing Arctic.