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Bull trout are members of the salmon family and can grow to more than 20 pounds (9kg) in lake environments. They are sensitive to increased water temperature, poor water quality, and low flow conditions.







Combining science and stewardship, we seek to ensure that the world-renowned wilderness, wildlife, native plants and natural processes of the Yellowstone to Yukon region continue to function as an interconnected web of life, capable of supporting all of its natural and human communities, for now and for future generations.




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Y2Y Partner Grants Request for Proposal (Jan/10)

Y2Y is pleased to announce that its Partner Grants Program has been extended to its thirteenth year. In 2010, Y2Y will distribute more than $40,000 through this program. read more

Major New Report Calls for Managing 50% of BC for Climate/Conservation (Jan/10)

A coalition of environmental organizations, including Y2Y, has released a report authored by Dr. Jim Pojar, senior forest ecologist, noting that intact forests play key roles in storing carbon, mitigating climate impacts and conserving biodiversity. The report calls on the B.C. government to implement a climate conservation strategy that includes managing at least 50 per cent of the province’s land base for these objectives. read more

Y2Y Comments on Draft Banff Park Management Plan (Nov/09)

Banff National Park is a key part of the largest contiguous block of protected areas within the entire Y2Y region. Park managers recently published a draft management plan that will update the previous plan, published in 1997. Where the 1997 plan was focused on improving ecological integrity and connectivity, the current draft emphasizes increasing visitation by 2% per year. read more



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Illustrious Explorers Club Honours Founding Y2Y Board Member (Mar/09)

Wayne Sawchuk, explorer, guide, conservationist, author, photographer and lifelong resident of northeastern BC, was made a Fellow of the Explorers Club in January 2009.read more



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