A general overview of the region, including: protected areas, settlement lands, and Traditional Territories.

Includes infrastructure, access, land status and mapped disturbance.

Includes physiographic regions, major fault lines, and general bedrock type.

Depicts the age of the most recent glaciations.

The National Ecological Framework includes Ecozones, Ecoregions, and Ecodistricts.

Depicts areas of similar climatic conditions and ecosystems.

Shows the Region's Ecological Land Clasification (ELC). This is a satellite image that has been classified to show vegetation communities as of ~2010.

Includes publicly available locations of rare species, mineral licks (generalized), wetlands, flyways, and other rare features that have implications for the Region's ecology.

Broad watersheds of the region.

Includes fire history to 2018 and zones from the Dawson Forest Resources Management Plan.

Features two maps of the region that show climatic changes predicted for 2100: one for temperature, and another for precipitation.

Depicts the footprints of YESAB applications 2005-2018.

Shows overlapping documented areas of Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in land use and other important sites.

Shows paleontological, archaeological and historic localities and resources.

Shows the ranges of the seven caribou herds that range in and around the Dawson Region.

Shows the general areas of moose and Dall's sheep habitats. The Commission has access to more detailed habitat maps.

Shows predicted habitat suitability for muskrat, pond dwelling beaver, and stream dwelling beaver. Also documented key areas for beaver and trapping concessions are included.

Shows documented key areas for raptors, waterfowl and Sharp-tailed Grouse, as well as the Tintina Trench flyway.

Shows the level of concern for various habitats of migratory birds, based on an untested model.

Shows streams with documented spawning or movement of Chinook Salmon.