Did you know that the park is influenced by up to six biogeogrpahic zones: Pacific, Beringian, Arctic, Prairie, Cordilleran and Coastal. This means that plants, and animals from all these zones can be found here.

Current Community and Public Engagements

there are no engagements happening at this time

Past Engagements

2016
​In mid-April through mid-May 2016 the Asi Keyi Steering Committee sought feedback on the park Vision and Guiding Principles outlined in Newsletter No. 2.

Community engagement sessions were held in Destruction Bay, Burwash Landing, and Beaver Creek. 

Did you know that the lowest point in the park is 770 m above sea level and the highest point is 4845 m?  That's a different of 4075m.

Did you know that with an elevation range of over 4 km, the summer temperature variance in the park can be as much as 30 degrees celcius?

2023-2024
In mid-November through to the end of January the Asi Keyi Steering Committee sought feedback on management issues, proposed goals and possible management approaches as well as a few key issues.

Community engagement sessions were held in Destruction Bay, Burwash Landing, and Beaver Creek with public open houses held in Whitehorse and Haines Junction.​

Banner Photo: Generc River valley