This report uses moose observation data collected during aerial surveys between 1994 and 2007, and various landscape variables including vegetation and topography.

The main purpose of this project was to evaluate the utility and feasibility of using observations of hunters to provide useful annual information about the status of the local moose population.

Moose survey in the Upper Hyland and Nahanni Range Road area from March 9 to 14, 2013.

Moose survey in South Canol study area south of Faro from November 15 to 29, 2013.

Moose survey was conducted November 19 to 28, 2013. The main purposes of this survey were to estimate numbers, distribution, and age and sex composition of moose, and to determine potential population trends.

The main purpose of this survey was to map the distribution and late-winter habitats of moose in this area.

Moose survey in the North Canol study area northest of Ross River from November 17 to 23, 2012.

This was the first count of moose in this area, which is experiencing a high level of advanced mineral exploration. The main purposes of this survey were to estimate the abundance, distribution and population composition of the moose population.

This survey was conducted using a fixed-wing aircraft in the area between the Stewart and Yukon rivers west of the Klondike Highway and Lake Creek, and west to the White River. The main purpose was to map the distribution and late-winter habitats of moose in this area.

An early winter survey of moose in the Faro area to estimate the abundance, distribution, composition and population trend of the local moose population.

The purpose of this survey was to estimate numbers, distribution, and age and sex composition, and to determine potential population trends.

The main purpose of this survey was to map the distribution and late-winter moose habitats in this area.

The main purpose of this survey was to estimate the abundance, distribution, and population composition of the moose population.

A late winter survey of moose in the area northeast of Carmacks and southeast of Pelly Crossing to estimate the abundance, distribution, and age and sex composition of the area's moose population.

A late-winter survey of moose in the Whitehorse North area to estimate the abundance, distribution, and age and sex composition of the Whitehorse North moose population.

We conducted an early-winter survey of moose in the Nisutlin South area north of Teslin on November 27 – 28, and December 1 – 5, 2010. The main purposes of this survey were to estimate abundance, distribution, age and sex composition, and population trend of the local moose population.

We conducted an early-winter moose survey in the Whitehorse South area from November 18 to December 6, 2010. The purpose of the survey was to estimate abundance, distribution, age and sex composition, and examine population trends.

The main purpose of this survey was to map the distribution and late-winter habitats of moose in this area.

The purpose of the survey was to map moose distribution and to identify important late-winter habitats.

We conducted an early-winter survey of moose in the Alsek area south of Haines Junction on November 5-10 and 12-13, 2008. The main purpose of this survey was to estimate the abundance, distribution, and composition of the moose population.

An early winter survey of moose in the Dawson area to estimate the abundance, distribution, and age and sex composition of the Dawson moose population.

The main purpose of this survey was to map the distribution and late-winter habitats of moose in this area.

The main purpose of this survey was to map the distribution and late-winter habitats of moose in this area.

The main purposes of this survey were to estimate the abundance and distribution of moose, and proportions of calves, yearlings, cows, and bulls in the population.

An investigation of moose resource selection in the Old Crow Flats to predict the future consequeneces of the changing lake systems on moose habitat.

An early-winter survey of moose in the Beaver River watershed north-east of Mayo conducted from October 31 through November 8, 2019 using helicopters. The main purposes of this survey were to estimate the abundance, distribution, and composition of the moose population in the watershed.