Horns and Antlers…
On December 24th, children around the world will be avid wildlife viewers as they lift their eyes to the night sky…
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True Colours Shining Through
Hillsides of evergreen trees will be dotted with patches of yellow as these trees shut down their energy centres and brace for winter
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Little Brown Bats Make Great Neighbours
The Yukon is home to little brown bats, one of the most widespread species of bats in Canada and they only come out at night
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Give Squirrels A Chance
Red squirrels are solitary and territorial animals. By now, their young have struck out for their own territories
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Keeping Caribou On The Land
Wading through a mountain’s worth of videos, scientists are discovering more about the life of barren-ground caribou – and how it could change The Porcupine
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Yukon Wildlife Viewing: It’s a long winter for animals, too
Yukon’s animals have unique winter survival tactics. Karen McColl explores migration, adaptation, and hibernation in this wildlife piece.
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