The Yukon Fish and Wildlife Management Board (the Board) was created within Chapter 16 of the Umbrella Final Agreement (the UFA), which is the overarching template for land claims agreements made for, by, and between all Yukon people.

Section 16.7.1 of the UFA empowers the Board to be “… the primary instrument of Fish and Wildlife Management in the Yukon.” The Board is comprised of twelve members, six appointed by First Nations and six by government.

Next meeting: JUNE 10-12, 2025

“We will be the primary instrument that promotes sustainability and stewardship in the management of fish, wildlife, and habitat on behalf of all Yukon people.”

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NOTICE: PHA re-issuing is underway! Monitor your emails closely over the next little while. If you're offered a returned permit, you only have 48 hours to accept it.

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🚨 We’re hiring! 🚨 The Yukon Fish and Wildlife Management Board is looking for a Communications and Research Analyst to help support conservation and co-management across the territory. If you're passionate about wildlife, storytelling, and making an impact—this job is for you! 📍 Based in Whitehorse | 💰 $42.46–$49.68/hr | 📅 Apply by June 20 🔗 Apply now: https://www.yuwin.ca/jobs/397288288-communications-and-research-analyst-at-yukon-fish-and-wildlife-management-board #YukonJobs #ConservationCareers #WildlifeManagement #CommunicationsJob #YFWMB

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We are now accepting regulation change proposals! Visit our website https://yfwmb.ca/regulation-changes/ for more information.

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YFGA is hosting a community event tomorrow (March 1st) at Mount Mac Rec Centre from 1 to 7 p.m. Come learn about hunting, conservation, and stewardship!

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The Dawson City Fur Show is quickly approaching! Mark it on your calendars!

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It is with heavy hearts that we remember and honour the life of Jimmy Johnny. We extend our deepest condolences to his friends, family, and community. Jimmy was a true Yukoner and a dedicated protector of the land and water. He embodied the spirit of conservation, living deeply connected to the natural world. He played an instrumental role in protecting the Peel Watershed and tirelessly advocated for a healthy environment for future generations of Yukoners. Whether as a wrangler, guide, musician, photographer, or storyteller, Jimmy's knowledge, teachings, and good humour will always be remembered. Rest in peace, Jimmy. Your legacy as a voice for fish and wildlife will live on in the hearts of all who knew you.

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