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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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February 13, 2019 — The 2019 edition of the Yukon fishing regulations summary is now available online. Updates include no salmon fishing in the Alsek River watershed until August 15. Get more details and download a copy from our fishing rules and regulations page on Yukon.ca. Printed copies will be available in March from Department of Environment offices and anywhere fishing licences are sold.
December 19, 2018Read more... — This summary report provides a 35-year picture of licensed harvest for six key big game species in Yukon. The Licensed Harvest Trends Report 1980–2014 presents data collected by the Department of Environment from licensed hunters and brings together information previously available in various reports, including annual hunting regulations summaries. Read the report.
November 27, 2018Read more... — Caribou south of km 140 near Windy Pass on the Dempster Highway are from the Hart River caribou herd and are not Porcupine caribou. Hart River caribou are a much smaller herd and could easily be overharvested. Find out more about Hart River caribou.
November 16, 2018Read more... — This new report provides a snapshot of progress on previous commitments from the Climate Change Action Plan and Progress Reports, and summarizes work underway. Read the report.