YukonU Research

The revegetation needs in the Yukon are projected to grow in the next few years as new mining projects go through the environmental assessment process, and plans for the revegetation of large-scale abandoned mines begin to take shape. Revegetation…

"This report is the result of a study commissioned by the Yukon College President's Committee (PCOP) for Health Programs. The purpose ofthte study was two-fold: 1. To clearly define the labour market need in the Yukon for Registered Nurses…

"This report is the result of a study commissioned by the Yukon College President's Committee (PCOP) for Health Programs. The purpose ofthte study was two-fold: 1. To clearly define the labour market need in the Yukon for Registered…

Field recording and preliminary survey by the Dawson City Museum documenting the remaining buildings and engineering features of the North Fork Hydroelectric Project and the Mischenko Project.

"The success of Yukon First Nations students in the present school system depends largely on the implementation and design of curricula familiar to these students. Hence, the purpose of this research project is to determine how Yukon teachers…

Prepared for the MacBride Museum.

"This study examines the Passeriforme (perching bird} population within the Sekulman wetland complex, located in the Yukon Plateau Mountain Range of south-western Yukon Territory. Field work was conducted from June 1 to July 4, 1996 under the…

Progress report on third-year study in the Takhini River valley on the effects of snow cover and removal on ground temperature and permafrost development.

Progress report on second-year research in the Takhini River valley, investigating how snow cover affects ground temperatures, particularly whether snow removal can cool the ground and promote permafrost formation.

"Nineteen-ninety-two marked the fourth consequetive year of archaeological fieldwork within the Montague Harbour basin oriented to the identification and investigation of inundated cultural deposits. Fieldwork proper began August 13 and…

"The complex and diverse relationships humans maintain with nature are an ongoing and sustained multi-scalar conversation with roots in Indigenous perspectives around the world. The UN’s Harmony with Nature forum is one example of an…

Article from Information North, vol. 14, no. 7 (1988).

"The purpose of this study is to develop an objective quantitative assessment of Yukon College's impact on the economy of the Yukon and to calculate the costs and benefits of the College to society, governments, and students. Prudent…