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IN THIS PRESENTATION...

  • climate
  • human activities
  • tourism

WHERE IS KLUANE?

  • Kluane is located in the southwest corner of Yukon
  • west of Whitehorse
  • borders Bristish Columbia
  • part of Boreal Cordillera region
  • between two other national park

Besides places that attract people, animals are a big pull factor for why tourist come to visit Kluane. Some animals that you might find here are...

  • grizzly bears
  • kokanee salmon
  • mountain goats
  • dall deer
  • 150+ species of birds

HUMAN ACTIVITIES

CLIMATE

  • there are a wide range of activities to choose from
  • dry, cold continental climate

Summer:

  • generally warm
  • average temperature is 11°C
  • up to 19 hours of daylight

Some activities include...

Winter:

  • long and dark
  • average temperature is -21°C
  • little as 4 hours of daylight
  • hiking
  • fishing
  • swimming
  • mountain biking/biking
  • rafting down Alsek River
  • camping in Kathleen Lake Campgrounds
  • mountain climbing
  • flightseeing

TOURISM

  • with so many things to do, there must be things to see
  • flightseeing is a good way to view places from above
  • hiking gives you a closer look at the scenery and wildlife Kluane has to offer

ABOUT THESE PLACES

PLACES TO SEE

World Heritage Site

  • Kluane itself had been declared a World Heritage Site in 1979 for its spectacular glacier and icefield landspaces and the importance of many animals habitats

Northern Lights

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  • Is a natural light display in the sky that show many colours and are best seen in Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut
  • World Heritage Site
  • Northern Lights a.k.a. Aurora Borealis
  • St. Elias Mountains
  • Mount Logan

St. Elias Mountains

  • A subgroup of Pacific Coast Ranges and is part of southeastern Alaska and southwestern Yukon

Mount Logan

  • currently ranked the tallest mountain in Canada and the second tallest mountain in North America
  • elevation is 5 959m tall
  • part of St. Elias Mountains

Kluane National Park

By:Olivia Ng

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