Wild Place Adventures

We were out with Yukon Expedition Sleds yesterday who is building . When the shoulder season hits, this thing asks…what shoulder season.

Had a lot of Fun Ryan, thanks for the invite. Can’t wait for the next adventure, maybe we will take my boat.

Check out this video!

https://youtu.be/fibax4LTypI

Ice fishing in a Yukon Airboat on bad ice Yukon Airboats are built in Whitehorse Yukon to Canadian Safety Standards.They are built for deep lakes, river, swamps , snow and ice. They are purpose bu...

When the ice is to rotten for others an airboat will get you there.

Join us for the 2026 Yukon Bear Hunting workshop, tickets available below on Eventbrite

Yukon Bear Hunting Workshop 2026 Learn ethical bear hunting based on modern and traditional practices—master identification, seasonal tracking, and sustainable harvesting

Come see us Saturday at the Canada Games Centre. WPA will have a booth most of the day.

If you come by between 2-2:30 I will be speaking at the speaker stage on behalf of the CWF but will be back right after.

The YTA is looking forward to the first ever YFGA OUDOOR EXPO. Come meet our crew. Tons of door prices, demonstrations, exhibitions, hands-on learning. Bring the whole family. See you in a week!

1st Annual YFGA Outdoor Expo - Yukon Fish & Game Association 1st Annual YFGA Outdoor Expo

New episode is live ❄️
Season 2, Ep 2: Backcountry Skill Building: Winter Gear, Skills, and Mindset

Hard lessons, frozen feet, and why winter deserves respect.
🎧 Wild Place Adventures Podcast
— Bryce Bekar

Backcountry Skill Building: Winter Gear, Skills, and Mindset Wild Place Adventures - Stories and Lessons from the Outdoors · Episode

On the evening of Monday, September 15, conservation officers received a second-hand report of a grizzly bear encounter on Montana Mountain that occurred on Saturday, September 13. Upon receipt of the report, officers opened an investigation and attended the Montana Mountain area.

Based on all available information, Yukon Conservation Officer Services could not confirm there is an injured bear in the area and does not believe there is a safety risk posed by this reported bear encounter.

Anyone recreating outdoors is encouraged to stay alert, be bear aware and take appropriate precautions such as carrying bear spray, travelling in groups, and making noise. More information on staying safe in bear country is available at www.Yukon.ca/bears.

Wildlife sightings such as aggressive bear encounters or unusual wildlife behaviour should be reported to conservation officers through the 24-hour TIPP line at 1-800-661-0525. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Yukon Conservation Officer Services directly.

Thanks to everyone who came out to the Moose Hunting Workshop last night!

Great questions, great stories, and even better company. We’re grateful to be part of a community that cares about ethical and sustainable hunting.

Hunt with your kids, not for them!

If you didn't get a spot in our Salmons Connection PD for ECEs here is another opportunity for you to learn more about Salmon with Yukon Environment and Yukon Salmon Sub-Committee

Chinook Salmon must navigate around the Whitehorse Dam after swimming almost 3,000 km upriver on route to their spawning areas. Join fisheries biologist Elizabeth MacDonald, vice-chair of the Yukon Salmon Sub-Committee, to learn all about the salmon journey and more on an easy walk!

Full event details and meeting location are available at yukon.ca/wild-discoveries.