Carcross Tagish Renewable Resources Council

Carcross Tagish Renewable Resources Council Carcross Tagish Renewable Resources Council is the "voice of the community" for fish, wildlife, and forestry management in the CTFN Traditional Territory.

Save the date for our ON THE LAND GATHERING June 6, 2026 at Skookies Camp in Carcross. It's FREE and fun for the whole f...
05/18/2026

Save the date for our ON THE LAND GATHERING June 6, 2026 at Skookies Camp in Carcross. It's FREE and fun for the whole family. We have a community bbq, fishing raffle prizes, kids activities with the Caribou in the Schools program including a free design your own t-shirt, conversations and demonstrations with Yukon based fish and wildlife conservation organizations, and opportunities to share your support and feedback for local fish and wildlife!

05/15/2026

The Government of Yukon is launching the Yukon Conservation Fund to support wildlife and habitat conservation projects across the Yukon. The government is allocating $450,000 to the fund, which will be used to provide long-term, annual investment in eligible projects.

The first step in launching the fund is establishing an advisory committee, which will bring together individuals with a range of experience to review project proposals and provide advice and recommendations to the Minister of Environment.

Applications to serve on the advisory committee are now open. Yukoners with relevant knowledge, skills or lived experience are encouraged to apply.

Read more: https://yukon.ca/en/news/government-yukon-launches-fund-support-conservation-projects

We're so proud to have played a part in the development of the Caribou in the Schools program. Join us at our On the Lan...
05/09/2026

We're so proud to have played a part in the development of the Caribou in the Schools program. Join us at our On the Land Gathering in Carcross on Saturday, June 6th with your kids to experience some of the program and learn more.

The long winter and heavy snow will make it a tough year for bears' natural food sources. Keep your yard and neighbourho...
05/01/2026

The long winter and heavy snow will make it a tough year for bears' natural food sources. Keep your yard and neighbourhood clean of garbage and other attractants like freezers and bird feeders to avoid conflict with bears.

Please keep your dog on leash near lakes and rivers to protect resting swans during this time of year.
04/28/2026

Please keep your dog on leash near lakes and rivers to protect resting swans during this time of year.

A fed bear is a dead bear. After a particularly harsh winter, food sources are likely to be slow to develop for the bear...
04/16/2026

A fed bear is a dead bear. After a particularly harsh winter, food sources are likely to be slow to develop for the bears this season leading to increased chances of human-bear conflict. Be prepared by cleaning up your yard of attractants, including your bird feeders.

🎉 Big congratulations to our latest winners! 🎉👏 Jon from Carcross takes home the $200 prize👏 Mary from Mount Lorne score...
04/03/2026

🎉 Big congratulations to our latest winners! 🎉

👏 Jon from Carcross takes home the $200 prize
👏 Mary from Mount Lorne scores the $50 prize

Thanks to everyone who’s taken part in our Habitat Protection Survey so far—your input is making a real difference! 🌿

💥 Good news: there’s STILL time to win! 💥
Complete our Local Knowledge Survey for your chance to win an incredible $750 pair of Vortex binoculars 👀

👉 Fill it out here: https://forms.gle/1VuQahV23wUen8Vg7

Don’t miss out—your voice matters AND you could win big!

04/01/2026

It's lambing season again. Please STAY OFF trails in sheep and goat habitats until after June 15th. Needle Mountain, Caribou Mountain, Nares Mountain, and Montana Mountain are all home to populations of sheep or goats. Please be respectful and give them space until after this sensitive time.
photo Andrew Serack Photography

Share Your Local Knowledge – Help Guide Our WorkYour observations, opinions, and on-the-land experience are important in...
03/19/2026

Share Your Local Knowledge – Help Guide Our Work

Your observations, opinions, and on-the-land experience are important in shaping our recommendations to the Yukon Government and Carcross/Tagish First Nation Government.

For 5 years, C/TRRC has gathered local knowledge through interviews with 10–15 individuals who spend extensive time on-the-land. Due to strong public interest, we’re excited to open this new survey to all members of the public.

Whether you're a Southern Lakes resident or someone who spends time on the land in the area, we invite you to share your perspective.

The survey focuses on fish, wildlife, and recreation-related observations, with space for general comments after each section.

✅ Takes about 15 minutes
✅ Responses are anonymous
🎁 Prize giveaway ($750 value!)

Participate here: https://forms.gle/NCDtgnUysgBi7cHX6

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