Small Mammals on the Big Stage
Ground squirrels, muskrat, pika and bats may not steal the spotlight like “charismatic megafauna,” but they are nonetheless important and intriguing animals.
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Ground squirrels, muskrat, pika and bats may not steal the spotlight like “charismatic megafauna,” but they are nonetheless important and intriguing animals.
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Yukoner Marika Kitchen was raised to raise awareness
Conservation conversation Read More »
In Canada, the beaver is the largest member of the rodent family. The largest beaver I ever live-trapped was 63 pounds.
The life and times of a beaver (and steadfast overachiever) Read More »
A team of facilitators from the Stream of Dreams program was in Dawson this week to promote environmental stewardship and facilitate a community art project.
Picture this: an animal that lived in our waterways, here in Canada that was close to 8 feet long, big chisel teeth and could swim
Knowing the beaver Read More »
My dog, who I called The Barron, had an all brown head and a brown patch on his shoulders, but otherwise, was all white and, shall we say, not really accepted by the rich and mighty of the bird dog organizations.
Not Just a Dog, But a Best Friend Read More »
On Saturday, November 18, all Yukon Fish and Game members are welcome to bring their antlers, horns and skulls to be measured and scored by certified Boone and Crockett scorers.
Whip ‘em out and measure! Read More »
As a Conservation Officer in Ontario in the late 1950s through the 1960s, I patrolled the St. Lawrence River to the Quebec border. I came