Yukon Chamber of Mines

The Klondike Placer Miners' Association (KPMA) was established in 1974 by 56 placer miners in Dawson City to promote and protect the interests of the placer mining industry in Yukon. Committed to responsible and sustainable mining practices, the KPMA serves as a voice for all Yukon placer miners, advocating for technological and ethical advancements that benefit operators, the environment, and local communities. Generated from their website

Canadian Parks & Wilderness, based in Whitehorse, Yukon, is dedicated to advocating for the preservation of the territory's wild spaces, emphasizing the intrinsic connection between nature and its impact on the community. The organization is committed to protecting wildlife habitats, honoring the Traditional Territories of Yukon First Nations, the Inuvialuit, and neighboring indigenous groups. Through active campaigns and community engagement, CPAWS seeks to inform the public about environmental issues, including mining projects, while promoting the importance of conservation and recognizing the deep ties of First Nations peoples to the land. They aim to foster a better understanding of environmental stewardship and the role of indigenous knowledge in conservation efforts. Generated from the website

Ta'an Kwach'an Council in Whitehorse, Canada is dedicated to providing, promoting, protecting, and sustaining a healthy and strong lifestyle for its citizens and future generations, in alignment with the traditional values of the Ta'an Kwach'an people. The council oversees various departments including administration, finance, human resources, lands resources and heritage, housing, wellness, and development, working diligently to govern natural, human, and financial resources effectively for the benefit of the community. Generated from their website