Find a timber harvest plan or wood supply plan for Whitehorse

Timber harvest plans help ensure the sustainable use of forests. These plans cover landscape units ranging from 5,000 hectares to around 300,000 hectares. These identify:

  • areas proposed for forest resource harvesting;
  • where and how timber will be removed; and
  • strategies for minimizing or removing negative environmental impacts on other natural resources.

The following documents are only available in English.

Wood supply plans

Whitehorse wood supply plan

Whitehorse detail map

Whitehorse Annual Limit Region

 

Name:2025 Lubbock Valley timber harvest plan
Description:This timber harvest plan is west and southwest of Little Atlin Lake. The plan covers 633 hectares with an estimated harvestable volume of 14,963 cubic metres. (940 KB)
Name:Marsh Lake transfer station timber harvest plan
Description:This timber harvest plan area is at the northwest corner of Marsh Lake. It's north of the Alaska Highway at kilometre 1378. The plan covers an area totalling 204.8 hectares with sellable volume of approximately 19,063 cubic metres.
Name:Little Fox Lake fuelwood II timber harvest plan
Description:This timber harvest plan area is north of Whitehorse at kilometre 260 on the North Klondike Highway. This plan covers 371 hectares with approximately 6,895 cubic metres of fuelwood. (6,848.14 KB)
Name:Little Fox Lake fuelwood timber harvest plan
Description:This timber harvest plan area is north of Whitehorse at kilometre 260 on the North Klondike Highway. This plan covers 2,057 hectares with a harvest limit of 92,565 cubic metres. (2,938.09 KB)
Name:Fox Lake commercial fuelwood planning area
Description:This timber harvest plan area is along the east side of the Klondike Highway between Fox Lake and Braeburn Lake. This plan covers 164 hectares and provides for harvesting up to 10,261 cubic metres of fire killed fuelwood. (21,215.64 KB)

 

Contact

Forest Management Branch
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 867-456-3999

Contact a government forester for this region.

Robin Sharples
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 867-633-7908

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Date modified: 2026-05-29