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Upcoming Events

  • Craft for the Herd, an afternoon of community artmaking
    Tuesday May 19th, Drop in 2:00-6:00 pm
    CPAWS Yukon Office at 101-301 Hawkins St
     
    Join Alaena Warner for a free hands-on workshop where we will make caribou lanterns based on molds of antler sheds and skulls with mixed media materials. This drop-in workshop is held in solidarity with the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation to protect the Porcupine Caribou’s calving grounds, known to the Gwich’in as called Iizhik Gwats’an Gwandaii Goodlit (The Sacred Place Where Life Begins). Lanterns will be part of a public art installation to protest the U.S. administration opening up the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas.
     
    Write for the Herd, an evening of community letter writing
    Thursday May 21st, 6-8pm
    CPAWS Yukon Office at 101-301 Hawkins St
     
    Join author and journalist, Trina Moyles, for an evening of letter writing and tapping into our personal experiences, memories, and emotions to advocate for permanent protections for the Arctic Refuge. These letters will be delivered to the Prime Minister in Ottawa. Photos, drawings, or other forms of expression are all welcome!
  • Thursday May 28, 6:00 – 7:30 pm
    Gazebo at the Copper Haul Rd & Fish Lake Rd
     
    Celebrate the new park at Chasàn Chùa (McIntyre Creek) with CPAWS Yukon and the Yukon Bird Club. We’ll look in the creek and marshes, and walk through the adjacent forest to spot everything from flycatchers to swallows to warblers! Join us to learn what being designated as a territorial park means and some of the development that still threatens this vital wildlife corridor. We’ll have “We love Chasàn Chùa” stickers available too!

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Yukon Federal Forum for the Environment 2021

Yukon Territory Environmental Forum 2021

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info@cpawsyukon.org
Tel.: (867) 393-8080
101-301 Hawkins St
Whitehorse, Yukon
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CPAWS is a registered charity
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We acknowledge, recognize, and respect that much of our work takes place on the traditional territory of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation and the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council.