Yukon Territory, Canada
Yukon commits to protecting its vast wilderness and unique ecosystems.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site with strict regulations for ecosystem preservation.
Strict hunting/fishing rules ensure sustainable populations. Support ethical viewing.
Asking permission for photos is thoughtful. Learn about First Nations history.
Be mindful of privacy in public spaces and avoid intrusive photography.
Whitehorse has a comprehensive recycling program. Reduce your waste output.
Responsible water use is encouraged. Consider carbon offset programs for travel.
Look for environmental certifications or community engagement on tour operator websites.
Your travel choices positively influence Whitehorse and the Yukon's economy.
Prioritize dining at local restaurants, independent boutiques, and local tour operators.
When buying art and crafts, purchase directly from artists or reputable local galleries.
Choose products from companies committed to environmental practices.
Select tour operators with ethical commitments and support conservation efforts.
Your choices can contribute to the local economy and community development.
Directly support community businesses for a stronger local economy.
Support First Nations cultural experiences, contributing to local economies.
Avoid exploitation. Make mindful choices about souvenirs and animal encounters.
Avoid purchasing souvenirs made from endangered species or unethically sourced materials. Research animal encounters for ethical practices.
Support local non-profit organizations or cultural centers for a lasting, positive impact, rather than direct giving to individuals.
