Yukon plants

© Peter Long Updated: August 31, 2009	Yukon plant photographs based on Flora of the Yukon Territory, by W.J. Cody The book has 1200+ species.
Please be aware that I'm not a plant expert and most of these identifications are a beginner's educated guesses with the occasional help from professionals. Better to guess and be wrong than to wait for perfection! Treat it as a work in progress. One of my goals is to take better photos, in spite of rain, bright sun, wind, mosquitoes and dogs — and their mud splashes on the lens.	page # order (Aug 21/09) Latin names English names family names	frontCody treeShrub yellow green white blueViolet redPink brownBlack	next indexes to make: families leaf type berries evergreens aquatic and many others

region	walks and hikes	map(s)	plants	views	links	special
Whitehorse	Paddy Pond/Ice Lake drainage	Aug 28/08	Aug 7/08			willow (aug 7/08)
	Airport fence walk	Jpg	May 25/08
	Millennium Trail	Jpg	Aug 31/09	Aug 31/09	ref
	Miles Canyon til past Canyon city	Jpg	Jun 03/08		ref
	Hidden Lakes	Aug 31/08	Sep 15/08	Aug 17/08
	Grey Mountain	Aug 25/08	Jul 22/08
	Haeckel Hill	Aug 25/08	Jun 10/08		ref
	Mt. McIntyre	Aug 26/08	Sep 08/08	Sep 02/08
	McIntyre Creek pond		Aug 31/09	Aug 14/09	ref
	Fish Lake/ Bonneville Lakes uplands	Aug 26/08	Jul 21/08	views
west	Kluane, Sheep Mountain		Jun 06/08
	Kluane, King's Throne		Aug 31/09	Jun 14/09	ref
	Kusawa Lake ridge		Aug 31/09	Jun 27/09
	Alaska Highway salt flats	Jpg	Aug 29/08	Aug 22/08	ref
north	Yukon Wildlife Preserve		Aug 31/09		ref
	Keno Hill		Jun 10/08		ref
	Dechen là Lodge, NWT	Yukon, Barrens	Aug 31/09	Aug 10/09	Lodge	Earthwatch
south	Monarch Mountain, Atlin, B.C.		Jul 15/08	views
	Carcross dunes	Aug 28/08	Aug 05/08	views	ref
	Carcross, Yukon to Skagway, Alaska		Aug 31/09

ALL photos copyright Peter Long and you must have my permission for use. Contact: yukonviews at mac.com.
This is an experimental site. Because it's mostly hand-crafted, it's not as simple as it should be, but I'm just a team of one person, so... Not user-friendly? Let me know any suggestions to improve it! It actually is pretty barebones about the individual plants. Possibly links to stories about each will come one day, such as for the above photo of the monkeyflowers at McIntyre Creek. Likewise, there'll be better trail pictures from Google Earth as I work on trails (and if we get imagery later than 2004!).