This initiative, led by the TRTFN in partnership with various academic and other institutions, is working to understand climate change in their watershed. This work supports proactive stewardship of the lands and waters of the Taku for long-term resilience, for salmon and people.

Learn more about how researchers and local partners are working together to support the stewardship of the Yukon Headwaters. One initiative within this program is to understand how glacier loss is impacting downstream rivers and lakes, and their aquatic ecosystems.

Click the link to explore the collection of one-page summaries of research conducted by Simon Fraser University's Glaciology Group in the Kluane region.

This report assesses whether the areas identified by AME as protected meet Canadian and international criteria for Other Effective Area-Based Conservation Measures (OECMs), using independent spatial analysis of mining tenures, permits, and development projects.

Explore Ice&Life, an innovative project at the intersection of science and nature conservation, dedicated to studying the rapidly emerging ecosystems revealed by glacier retreat in the Alps, caused by climate change.