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Investigations of thermokarst development, ground ice conditions and climate change in the Stewart and Takhini River valleys, Yukon Territory, are …
A copy of this thesis is available at the EMR library – QE471.15 F76 1997.
This thesis is available online …
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Continued investigations of sedimentary units in the Tatonduk and Coal Creek inliers of the western Ogilvie Mountains have resulted in …
Multifractional analysis for scheelite, magnetite, heavies, mediums, and lights, in drainage sediments downstream of the Clea tungsten-bearing skarn deposit, Yukon, …
A reconnaissance inventory of permafrost-related landslides in the Pelly River watershed was conducted in 2006, largely in response to local …
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Government of Yukon 2021-22 Budget.
This document was prepared by the Department of Finance under the direction of Management Board …
Plans and reports from the Department of Environment
This third volume of Yukon Geology represents five years of geoscientific research sponsored and funded by Exploration and Geological Services …