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Check this page often for the latest news about the Yukon chapter of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS). Additions or changes to this site will be listed on this What's New page as they occur.

Click here to download the Peel Appeal.

Learn more about why the Peel Watershed is so important, and how it is threatened.
Click here to download the Peel Appeal.
(Acrobat [PDF] file, ~360K)

 

July 27, 2010
Thank you! Your letter on Tombstone made a difference.

July 26, 2010
Take a look at Environment Yukon's assessment of the proposed quartz exploration project in Tombstone Territorial Park

July 21, 2010
Tombstone bid draws torrent of opposition
(Whitehorse Daily Star)

July 15, 2010
Action AlertComments needed on mineral exploration claims in Tombstone Park
Please respond by July 22nd!

June 10, 2010
CPAWS Yukon welcomes Mark Peschke, Outreach and Membership Coordinator

February 5, 2010
Yukon issues interim protection for entire Peel Watershed

December 10, 2009
Strong, conservation-oriented Peel Watershed Plan recommended by Planning Body
CPAWS Yukon Celebrates with all Conservationists

December 7, 2009
News ReleaseCPAWS-Yukon strongly supports large-scale protection recommended in Peel Watershed Land Use Plan

December 4, 2009
The Peel Watershed Planning Commission has posted its Recommended Plan for the Peel Watershed on their Web site at the following link:
www.peel.planyukon.ca/index.html

The plan has been sent to the Parties for review as required by the Umbrella Final Agreements. CPAWS Yukon is reviewing the plan and will post comments shortly.

 

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