Plans and Reports - Wolves

Resources

• Ecology and Management of Wolves in the Porcupine Caribou Range, Canada 1987 to 1993 PDF

  Date updated:

  2021-04-01

  Results of studies carried out on wolves to understand ecological relations with caribou and other ungulate prey, and evaluate factors that affect wolf abundance, home range use, reproduction, recruitment, survival, dispersal and predation.

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• Yukon Wolf Conservation and Management Plan HTML

  Date updated:

  2021-04-01

  The Yukon Wolf Conservation and Management Plan is part of the Government of Yukon’s ongoing commitment to promote the sustainable use of wildlife resources. It is intended to guide wolf conservation and management throughout Yukon, ensuring that...

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• Wolf Survey in the Nisutlin River Basin PDF

  Date updated:

  2021-04-01

  Results of the 2011 Nisutlin Basin wolf survey, flown February 5-18, 2011.

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• Can non-lethal methods effectively reduce wolf numbers? PDF

  Date updated:

  2021-04-01

  Results of the Aishihik wolf fertility control experiment where 23 wolves were surgically treated between 1994 and 2003.

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• Does Training Trappers Improve Wolf Trapping Success? PDF

  Date updated:

  2021-04-01

  Between 1998 and 2007, Environment Yukon trained and supported 126 local trappers to be more effective harvesters of wolves. Provides the results of The Community-Based Wolf Trapping Initiative.

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• Yukon Wolf Conservation and Management Plan PDF

  Date updated:

  2021-04-01

  This plan was developed by a citizen advisory group and adopted by the Yukon government.

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• Wolf Survey in the Coast Mountains, 2009 - Summary PDF

  Date updated:

  2021-04-01

  A wolf population assessment of the Coast Mountains which provides information needed to assess the impact wolves may be having on moose and caribou in the region.

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• Wolf Survey in the Coast Mountains, 2009 - Full Survey PDF

  Date updated:

  2021-04-01

  A wolf population assessment of the Coast Mountains which provides information needed to assess the impact wolves may be having on moose and caribou in the region.

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