The Southern Lakes Wildlife Coordinating Committee (SLWCC) coordinates the management of caribou, moose, sheep, and other wildlife populations and their habitat in the Southern Lakes area.
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Our key responsibility is to develop a regional wildlife assessment of certain species and their habitat in the Southern Lakes area. We are committed to the area’s wildlife recovery and conservation through responsible management efforts.
We are working with First Nations governments, other governments, wildlife management bodies, and interest groups, as well as the public and communities to assemble the best information to guide our work.
The Southern Lakes area has been home to Yukon First Nations for thousands of years.
Today, about 80% of the Yukon’s population calls this area home, along with at least 50 of the known
60 mammal species that occur in the Yukon.
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