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About Wildlife Viewing in Yukon
The Wildlife Viewing Program
Seeing wildlife is often the highlight of a trip in Yukon. Yukon enjoys many special northern species not common or not found in lower latitudes. Whether it is moose, caribou, Gyrfalcons or swans you wish to see, take the time and get to know where the best viewing opportunities are.
The Wildlife Viewing Program will help you find these sites, and give you tips about what else is out there that you mig ht not have noticed.
As you plan your Yukon vacation, use Yukon’s Wildlife Viewing Guide to help prepare for your trip. Find out where, when and how to see wildlife along Yukon roads. This handy guide lists wildlife viewing sites and trails, and includes species descriptions, maps, viewing tips and other information to help you safely watch and learn about Yukon’s wildlife.
How to get the Wildlife Viewing Guide
Click on the picture to view the Wildlife Viewing Guide |
For a copy per mail or more information about wildlife viewing in Yukon contact:
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Other Material and Resources
For free wildlife-related events throughout Yukon, pick up a copy of Wild Discoveries and other Free Nature Walks, Talks and Wildlife Viewing.
Check our 2008 Wildlife Viewing Special Events Calendar
frequently for event updates throughout the year.
Find more free brochures on our website.
If you are interested in aparticular animal, check out the information under About Yukon Species.
For Birds choose our Bird Watching page for information and links to other sites.
