In April 2005, the Yukon Government protected the proposed Kusawa Lake Park area from mineral claim staking and other land … Continue reading Yukon’s Proposed Kusawa Lake Park Withdrawn From Mineral Staking
WHITEHORSE – Yukon conservation officials are asking for the public's help after a dead cow moose was discovered this past … Continue reading Yukon COs seek poachers of pregnant moose
WHITEHORSE – Yukon Mines minister Archie Lang says he's confident about the industry's future after taking in a mining conference … Continue reading Minister bullish on Yukon mining prospects
WHITEHORSE – The Yukon's Tatshenshini River has been designated a Canadian Heritage River System by the federal government. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=tatenshini-12142004 Continue reading River to be protected for future generations
Conservation groups in the Yukon are calling on the Yukon Territorial Government (YTG) today to immediately show leadership on climate … Continue reading Groups Call for YTG Leadership on Climate Change
WHIEHORSE – Salmon are smaller and there are fewer females on the Yukon River. And the Yukon River Panel wants … Continue reading Where have all the big fish gone?
WHITEHORSE – A researcher says mine tailings Continue reading Scientist sees gold in greener mine tailings
WHITEHORSE – Scientists say they've found evidence the North has now become a source of atmosphere-warming carbon dioxide. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=global-warming-tundra-11122004 Continue reading Alaska’s tundra now releasing carbon dioxide
WHITEHORSE – The Yukon government is refusing to take a public stand on the Kyoto Protocol Continue reading Gov’t mum on Kyoto as Yukon climate warms
WHITEHORSE – The federal government is giving the Vuntut Gwitchin $25,000 to see if bears can attract tourists to Old … Continue reading Old Crow explores eco-tourism opportunity
