Why this project?
		
		  -      Hobby-level information gathering and presentation
 
- Good excuse to be an informed hiker
 
- Means of being an educational focus similiar to "Outdoor Ed" and "Mad" programs
 
- means of being a citizen's donation to improving Whitehorse
 
- means of promoting active living
 
- advancing and using photography
Exploring the Whitehorse Copper Belt
			 
		
		  - Closest recreation area to Copper-belt neighbourhoods
 
- Hillcrest, Grainger, Lobird, Squatter's Row, Copper Ridge, Logan, McIntyre, Valleyview, Raven's Ridge
 
- Ski Trails, Skido trails, Hiking trails, Copper Haul Road, Trans Canada Trail, Mt. Sima downhill area
 
- Environmentally important Mount McIntyre wetlands
 
- Geologically interesting area with many old mines
 
- Geographically interesting with glacial history and early First Nation history
 
- Current mining claims
 
- Land Claims
Geology/geography
			  
		
			- tectonic
- plutonic
- glacial
- landforms
- canyons
- glacial scours
water
        
          - Fish Lake
- Ice Lake
 
- Valerie Lake
 
-  McLean Lake
-  Wolf Creek, a salmon stream
- McIntyre Creek,
            
          
- McIntyre wetlands (Panels, Kiosk)
- Copper Ridge wetlands
- ponds
- beaver dams
 
History
		    - first nation
- Fish Lake
- mining
- many early mines
- Whitehorse Copper
- Copper Haul road
- city
- growth of subdivisions
- Yukon Electric power facility
- Transport Canada navigation beacon
- power lines
- any measuring devices
Biology
		
		  - plants
		    
		  
- animals
- birds
- insects
Trails and features
	
		  -    First Nation Traditional Land
Roads
	
	  - Fish Lake Road
-  mine haul road/Trans Canada
-     Haeckel Hill road: The Wind of Change
-     Mount McIntyre road
-     Coal Lake road
   Trails
	
	   features
	
	  - Mount Sima Ski Hill
 
- mining
 
- gravel pits
 
- mine train attraction
 
- Transport Canada navigation beacon
 
- Whitehorse Copper revegetation trials
 
- power lines
 
- cut-lines
 
- Wolf Creek research basin, and activities
- Rock climbing area
- Meteor-like rock?
Current Structure
		
		  - Land Claims
 
- Kwanlin Dun First Nation
 
- Settlement Land
 
- Traditional Territory
 
- Ta'an Kwatchen
 
- Yukon Government
 
- Electoral subdivisions
 
- municipalities
 
- partly outside city of Whitehorse
 
- City of Whitehorse
 
- Neighbourhoods
 
- Protected areas
 
- City?
 
- YTG?
 
- Mount McIntyre wetlands
- mineral claims
- private property:  Icy Waters
- hunting zones
- outfitting leases
Bibliography
		maps
		
			- Google Earth
- Whitehorse Geoscape
- The Whitehorse Copper Belt – an annotated geology map, legend
 YGS Open File 2004-15
 compiled by D. Héon, 2 sheets, scale: 1:50,000 (14-149)
- 105D10, 11, 14 showing land claims and mineral claims
- Geology drawing BC G-, , New Imperial Mines Ltd., 1967
- Yukon Orienteering Association: McIntyre Map
- City of Whitehorse Trail Map
books
		
			- Whitehorse and Area Hikes and Bikes
- My 90 Years
- Ecoregions of the Yukon
reports
		
			- 
				Whitehorse Copper Belt: A Simplified Technical History
 EGSD Open File 1993-2 (I)
 by Gordon MacKay, Rick Diment, and Jo-Anne Falkiner, MacKay, Falkiner & Associates
- 
				History of the Whitehorse Copper Belt
 A EGSD Open File 1993-1(I)
 by Helene Dobrowolsky and Rob Ingram, Midnight Arts
- 
				The Whitehorse Copper Belt - A Compilation, 1984
 by P.H. Watson, Scale: 1:25,000 map with marginal notes
- The Whitehorse Copper Belt: Mining, Exploration & Geology, 1967 - 1980
 EGSD Bulletin 1,
 by D. Tenney
- Jeff Bond
			  
			
- Reclamation Practices
pamplets
		
	Concepts
		
		  - build case for necessity of a protected area
 
- matching chadburn lake status.
 
- compare Riverdale vs Hillcrest/Granger/Arkell/Logan/McIntyre/Copper Ridge/KDFN new/Lobird
 
- formalize protected status for a wetlands area
 
- large population
 
- map growth of roads and subdivisions in area, showing KDFN potential for growth
 
- spread out use of limited greenspace behind copper ridge
 
- vision
 
- further vision of city as a green/healthy/outdoorsy city
 
- participaction
 
- protect remaining greenspace by establishing trails
 
- show need of interconnecting major "circle" routes in city core
 
- map best routes across swamps
 
-  more accurate circle trails