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Illegal cross-border sheep harvest leads to major convictions in the Yukon and Alaska
Illegally harvested thinhorn sheep have been returned to the Yukon following a joint investigation, with significant fines and convictions that reinforce strong cross-border wildlife protection efforts.
Practise bear awareness for a safer summer
Yukon conservation officers are reminding Yukoners that bears are active across the territory. This means being extra diligent about practising bear-safe habits at your home, worksite or camp and when recreating outdoors.
Mayo residents invited to help refine flood hazard maps
Mayo residents are invited to review draft flood hazard maps and share feedback to help refine the final maps.
Government of Yukon launches fund to support conservation projects
The Government of Yukon is launching the Yukon Conservation Fund to provide financial support for wildlife and habitat conservation projects across the Yukon. Applications to serve on the advisory committee are now open.
May snow survey shows snowpack above average to well above average across Yukon
The Government of Yukon has released the May Yukon Snow Survey Bulletin and Water Supply Forecast.
Final flood hazard maps released for Dawson, the Klondike Valley and Upper Liard
Final flood hazard maps for Dawson, the Klondike Valley and Upper Liard are now available, providing information to support community planning and emergency preparedness.
April snow survey shows snowpack is average to well above average across most of the Yukon
The Government of Yukon has released the April Yukon Snow Survey Bulletin and Water Supply Forecast.
Government of Yukon shares updates for the 2026–27 hunting and fishing licensing year
Government of Yukon shares updates for the 2026-27 licensing year.
Updated hunting licence process safeguards hunting opportunities for Yukoners
The Government of Yukon is updating its resident hunting licence application process to safeguard hunting opportunities for Yukoners.
Draft flood hazard maps for Ross River available for public comment
Draft flood hazard maps for Ross River are open for public feedback until April 10.
Date modified: 2026-05-27