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Yukon hunting regulations
Find out everything you need to know about hunting in Yukon for the 2018-19 season.
Yukon hunting regulations
Find out everything you need to know about hunting in Yukon for the 2018-19 season.
Improving care for dogs in rural communities
Government programs that support spay surgeries and responsible dog ownership
Climate change in Yukon
Find out what the Government of Yukon is doing in response to climate change.
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Online harvest reporting
October 11, 2018 — Some users have had issues trying to submit their harvest report online. If you are unable to submit your report online, please come into your nearest Environment office to fulfill your legal obligations to report.
October 2, 2018Read more... — Moose hunting is closed, effective October 2, 2018 in Game Management Subzones 4-44, 4-45 and 4-46 near Faro. The harvest threshold of 15 animals has been reached and these subzones are closed for the reminder of the season. For more information about the threshold hunt for licenced hunters, please refer to page 38 of this year’s Hunting Regulations Summary.
September 21, 2018Read more... — The Government of Yukon has ordered an emergency closure that prohibits the hunting of all sheep in Game-Management Subzone 5-21 between Slims River and Congdon Creek. This closure is in effect immediately until October 31, 2018 and includes the stretch of the Alaska Highway between the Slims River bridge at km 1648 and Congdon Creek Bridge at km 1666. This closure is an urgent measure to facilitate conservation of the Sheep Mountain sheep population.
August 14, 2018Read more... — You can now read the latest edition of the Yukon Trapping Regulations Summary online. Printed copies will be available in September from your local Environment office. The booklet gives information on proposed changes to the trapping season dates for wolverine, an outline of trapping regulations, and other information of interest to trappers. Learn more and read the booklet.
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