About RRCs
Renewable Resource Council (RRC) authorities to assist in management decisions related to fish, wildlife and their habitat, and forest resources, are outlined in Chapters 16 and 17 of the First Nation Final Agreements of their respective First Nation Traditional Territories. Additional RRC authorities stem from the Yukon First Nation Land Claims Settlement Act.
How are Council members appointed?
Renewable Resource Councils are comprised of 6-10 members, of which half are nominated by the respective First Nation, and half are nominated by the Government of Yukon. See individual RRC pages for the specifics of their council membership.
Where can I find out about Current Openings, and download an Application Form?
Visit the Yukon Government Boards and Committees Website
Outfitter Quota Negotiation Procedures 2006 (pdf, 312kb)
See additional Publications under individual RRC pages.
As employment opportunities with RRCs (i.e. Secretariat, or Summer Student positions) become available, they will be posted here.
There are currently no employment opportunities with Yukon RRCs, please check back at a future date.
For information on applying to become a Renewable Resource Council member, see Council Member Appointments (above).
For related fish and wildlife job opportunities in the Yukon, also check:
Individual Yukon First Nations 'natural resource' or 'lands' departments
Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Board