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CPAWS Yukon News Releases Archive

This section includes archived news releases, announcements, letters to the editor and other correspondence issued by CPAWS Yukon.

See current CPAWS Yukon news releases.

November 14, 2005
CPAWS-Yukon Launches New Book on the Three Rivers

November 8, 2005
Conservation Group Calls For Protection of Yukon’s Three Rivers Wilderness

November 7, 2005
National tour urges Canadians to help save Nahanni wilderness
(CPAWS National)

September 30, 2005
CPAWS supports Environment Commissioner’s call for federal action to protect biodiversity
(CPAWS National)

September 29, 2005
Parks Canada is on the right path but next few years will be critical
(2005 Report of the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development)

June 7, 2005
New study shows potential land disturbance from Northern gas development
(The Pembina Institute and CPAWS)

April 27, 2005
Yukon's Proposed Kusawa Lake Park Withdrawn From Mineral Staking

April 20, 2005
Three Rivers Journey Film Recognized at Waterwalker Film Festival

March 7, 2005
Federal Budget 2005 - Environmental Analysis
(Green Budget Coalition)

March 1, 2005
Replace clearcutting with alternatives, group tells forestry industry
(CPAWS National)

January 31, 2005
Report underscores urgent need for decisive action to conserve Canada’s boreal region
(Canadian Boreal Initiative)

December 15, 2004
Minister appoints Council on Forest Sector Competitiveness
(CPAWS National)

December 9, 2004
Groups Call for YTG Leadership on Climate Change

November 26, 2004
Three Rivers Project announces the winners of the Landscape Art Competition for Youth (ages 5 to 19)

November 25, 2004
International recommendation highlights Canada’s Boreal region
(Canadian Boreal Initiative)

November 12, 2004
EditorialThe Yukon: Still Home to Canada’s Pristine Boreal Forest

November 1, 2004
Cross-country Tour Takes Canadians on Celebration of Boreal Forest

October 14, 2004
Three Rivers: Wild Waters, Sacred Places Art Exhibition Opens

October 11, 2004
Three Rivers Exhibition Wins Prestigious International Award
Banff Centre Awards Grant to Three Rivers: wild waters, sacred places Exhibition

October 6, 2004
Former Yukon Premier Penikett to Moderate Forum on Art, Nature and Conservation

October 4, 2004
New report marks launch of campaign to protect woodland caribou
(CPAWS National)

September 20, 2004
Eight National Artists Open New Works for the Three Rivers: Wild Waters Sacred Places Exhibition in Whitehorse, Yukon — October 14, 2004

August 19, 2004
Yukon Government Ignores Yukoners, Opens Peel Watershed to More Oil and Gas Development

July 22, 2004
Open Letter to Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, Devon Canada Corporation, Hunt Oil Company of Canada, Inc. and Chevron Canada Resources

July 8, 2004
Letter to the Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources

July 2, 2004
Letter to the EditorForest Management Branch’s Environmental Assessment Process: An Internal Shenanigan?
EditorialEcosystem-Based Planning: Why isn’t the Yukon Government doing it?

June 4, 2004
Peregrine Falcon Habitat in Peel Watershed at Risk from Oil and Gas Development

May 21, 2004
Letter to the EditorNahanni National Park Reserve Completion

April 15, 2004
Letter to the EditorCPAWS-Yukon questions Premier Fentie's link between employment growth and suspension of YPAS

April 1, 2004
Three Rivers Journey Celebration Packs the Yukon Arts Centre

March 29, 2004
CPAWS-Yukon Coalbed Methane Update

June 1, 2004
Congratulations to the Yellowstone to Yukon (Y2Y) Conservation Initiative on receiving a Canadian Environmental Award silver medal in the Conservation category. For more information, please visit:

Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative
http://www.y2y.net/

Canadian Environmental Awards 2004
http://www.canadiangeographic.ca/cea2004/

February 9, 2004
Conservation Science Workshop Brings Eminent Scientists to Whitehorse

February 2, 2004
New CPAWS-Yukon Executive Director Brings Wealth of Conservation Experience to the Yukon

October 6, 2003
Kaska Dena and CPAWS-Yukon Host Successful Northern Gathering On Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative

August 12, 2003
Tetl'it Gwich'in Welcome 37 Paddlers from Three Rivers Journey and Send Strong Message on Importance of the Peel Watershed

May 22, 2003
Canadian artists join conservationists, First Nations, and scientists, to showcase three Yukon Rivers

May 6, 2003
CPAWS-Yukon plans river expeditions to showcase importance of Northern Yukon's river heritage

April 29, 2003
CPAWS Yukon Proposes A Way Forward on Protected Areas
Says Minister of Environment Jim Kenyon Is Misleading Public on Protected Lands

January 28, 2003
CPAWS Calls Suspension of Yukon Protected Area Strategy “Huge Embarrassment”

October 21, 2002
Yukon Government Stalls on Fishing Branch Wilderness Preserve

June 19, 2002
Letter to the EditorCPAWS Yukon response re: Kyoto ratification

June 5, 2002
Yukon Natural History Guide Brings Basics Back to Life

May 15, 2002
Independent Report Gives New Yukon Parks Act Failing Grade

November 19, 2001
Government Parks Act Threatens to Undermine Yukon Protected Areas Strategy (YPAS)

October 25, 2001
Yukoners Want More Land Protected, New Poll Shows

October 11, 2001
Northern Environmental Groups Demand Principled Approach to Oil and Gas Development
Northern NGO Statement of Principles for Oil and Gas Development

September 27, 2001
CPAWS Briefs Energy Ministers on Oil and Gas Development
Conservation des sites naturels et développement énergétique dans le Nord canadien

August 21, 2001
Yukon Government to Open Important Wetland to Oil and Gas

March 28, 2001
Recommended ReadingThe Economic Importance of Healthy Alaska Ecosystems
prepared by Steve Colt, Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of Alaska Anchorage
(Note: Link opens an Acrobat [PDF] file.)

March 20, 2001
Canadian United Minerals Seeks to Expand Controversial Exploration Program in Tombstone Park

February 26, 2001
New Report Shows Protected Areas Make Economic Sense
Yukon Protected Areas Strategy Under Review

November 30, 2000
CPAWS-Yukon Supports the Establishment of Asi Keyi Natural Wilderness Park

August 25, 2000
Oil and Gas Call Boundary a Step in the Right Direction on Protected Areas

July 4, 2000
Alberta Oil and Gas Companies Beware, Yukon Not What it Seems

March 29, 2000
CPAWS Yukon presents new natural and cultural history guidebook celebrating Tombstone Territorial Park

March 14, 2000
Federal Minister intercedes to ensure endangered Tombstone Park in Yukon is kept mine-free

February 7, 2000
Canadian United Minerals Confirms Intent to Mine in Tombstone Territorial Park
Conservation Group Supports Liard First Nation Action Against the Government of Canada

December 9, 1999
Two New Yukon Protected Areas An Important Step Forward

November 10, 1999
200 Attend Public Rally in Support of Tombstone Mountain

October 4, 1999
One of Yukon’s Crown Jewels One Step Closer to Protection

September 29, 1999
Yukon Government Decision on Fishing Branch Protected Area

September 7, 1999
Northern Conservation Gets a Big Boost

 

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