David Troup enjoys capturing and sharing wildlife images with motion-activated cameras.
David Troup enjoys capturing and sharing wildlife images with motion-activated cameras.
The deer were helped by quick thinking Patrick Brown
The Yukon Invasive Species Council continues to work to inform Yukoners about the territories invasive, plant, animal and aquatic species
A bison calf was the first 2021 baby born at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve
Low hare populations have led to hungry, aggressive lynx, Conservation says
The plan outlines initiatives for the next five years, including research on animal populations
The government was negligent in allowing the herd to grow and spread, the lawsuit alleges
There’s lots more research to be done on how wildlife adapts to urban environments, says biologist
A public meeting about proposed regulation changes to the Yukon’s Wildlife Act…
About $200K in fines are still owed, some from as late as 1989
‘The foxes have been here a lot longer, and we’re the invader’
Headed for the bush? Travel in groups, make noise and for the love of God don’t feed the bears
‘It’s important to not give up on the youth’
Archaeological evidence shows humans were burying their canine best friends nearly 15,000 years ago
Collapsed, 100-year-old Yukon Telegraph line believed to be killing moose across north
Environment Yukon’s animal health unit has been testing livers of scavenging birds since 2013
