We interviewed 810 licensed Yukon hunters who held at least one moose or caribou seal in the 2012 hunting season. Our objective was to measure their satisfaction with their hunting experience that year.

This survey gathered information from sheep and goat seal holders following the close of the 2012 hunting season. It collected details on hunter effort, such as sheep and goat hunting styles, modes of transportation, hunting party size, trip length, and motivations for hunting.

The approved guidelines for establishing harvest quotas for outfitting concessions in Yukon, together with supporting correspondence between the Minister, the Yukon Fish and Wildlife Management Board, and the Outfitter Quota Committee.

This report provides a 35-year overview of wildlife harvest trends in Yukon from 1980 to 2014. A retrospective analysis identifies how the harvest of Yukon wildlife has changed over time and provides a context for all partners managing wildlife harvest into the future.

The purpose of this survey was to gain current information on the beliefs and behaviour of Yukon bison hunters.

The purpose of this survey was to give sheep hunters the chance to share information about their hunting effort, observations, and views on regulatory changes to sheep hunting in Game Management Zone 7 East.

We evaluated the sustainability of harvest of juvenile gyrfalcons based on 35 years of productivity data from the Coast Mountains population.