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Government of Yukon provides update on water, fish and mammal monitoring offsite of Victoria Gold’s Eagle Gold Mine
Government of Yukon provides update on water, fish and mammal monitoring offsite of Victoria Gold’s Eagle Gold Mine.
Updated requirements for Canadian dogs entering the United States
The CDC requirements for dogs entering the US from Canada after August 1, 2024, reflect that Canada is not a high-risk for the canine strain of rabies virus.
Sheep hunting closure in Game Management Subzone 5–17 to conserve sheep in southwest Yukon starting August 1, 2024
To support sheep population recovery licensed hunters are prohibited from harvesting sheep in Game Management Subzone 5-17, the Donjek Sheep Management Unit.
New Indigenous-led conservation area in the Yukon protects wildlife, habitat and Inuvialuit culture and identity
The Government of Yukon, the Government of Canada and Inuvialuit Parties have signed a conservation agreement to ensure conservation of the Yukon’s Eastern North Slope.
Government of Yukon releases flood maps for Southern Lakes area and Carmacks, seeks feedback on Teslin maps
The Government of Yukon has released flood hazard maps for the Southern Lakes area and Carmacks.
Successful restoration of a historic mining site achieved through collaboration
Successful restoration of historic mining site within the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council Settlement Land achieved through collaboration.
The May 1 snow survey shows snowpack ranges from well below average to record setting in Old Crow
The Government of Yukon has released the May 1 Yukon Snow Survey Bulletin and Water Supply Forecast.
The Governments of Canada and Yukon Announce Funding to Further Support Flood Mapping Efforts in the Yukon
The Government of Yukon announces funding from Natural Resources Canada to support flood hazard mapping in the territory.
The Yukon Conservation Officer Services Branch celebrates its 75th anniversary
The law enforcement agency dedicated to promoting public safety relating to wildlife celebrates 75 years of service.
Brush up on your bear awareness
With bears becoming more active, extra precautions should be taken to keep you, your property and bears safe.