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Government of Yukon updates legislation to continue supporting sustainable park management
Amendments to the Summary Convictions Act support effective park management and help protect Yukon parks for future generations.
Draft flood hazard maps for Dawson and the Klondike Valley now available for public review
Draft flood maps for Dawson and Klondike Valley are now open for public review – share your feedback by September 10, 2025.
Government of Yukon, Carcross/Tagish First Nation, Champagne and Aishihik First Nations and Kwanlin Dün First Nation celebrate a step forward in management of Kusawa Territorial Park
The adoption of the Kusawa Park Management Plan represents a significant step forward in management and protection of the park.
Chasàn Chùa (McIntyre Creek) officially designated as a territorial park
Designating Chasàn Chùa Territorial Park ensures long-term protection of the area, which includes important history and culture, diverse ecosystems and valued recreation areas.
Government of Yukon amends Air Emissions Regulation to reduce air pollutants and support a cleaner future
The amendments will help to minimize air pollutants from large-scale biomass burning systems, such as those found in schools, offices or large commercial buildings.
Final flood hazard maps and What We Heard report for Old Crow now available
The maps provide important information to support climate adaptation, emergency planning and community resilience.
May snow survey shows below-average snowpack across the southern Yukon, above average in central and northern basins
The Government of Yukon has released the May Yukon Snow Survey Bulletin and Water Supply Forecast.
Conservation officers reminding Yukoners to be bear aware
With high reports of bear activity in the Whitehorse and Southern Lakes area, Yukon conservation officers are reminding Yukoners to stay on top of their bear awareness skills.
Statement from Minister Clarke on the 2025 camping season
Minister Clarke highlights the new regulations, improved sites and expanded reservation options for this year’s camping season.
April snow survey shows average to below-average snowpack across most of the Yukon, above average in the Klondike region
The Government of Yukon has released the April Yukon Snow Survey Bulletin and Water Supply Forecast.
Date modified: 2026-05-27