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Seismic Exploration [2715.91 KB  ]
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| Old seismic practices carried out during the 1970s have left a visible legacy on the landscape. More common today is the use of “Low Impact Seismic” (LIS) practices. LIS reduces the need for long and wide corridors by using a combination of satellite technology, meandering lines, smaller low ground pressure equipment and helicopters, as well as the application of seasonal timing windows to address wildlife, human and terrain specific needs. |
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Seismic Exploration Best Management Practices - Brochure [2111.03 KB ]
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Historic Resources [1116.92 KB ]
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| Heritage values such as historic resources exist throughout the Yukon landscape in all terrains and are vulnerable to looting or unauthorized collection. Increased activity in a previously isolated area may see the loss of irreplaceable objects that are part of Yukon’s history. Seismic work, access development and other activities associated with a project should plan to avoid known sites and areas of high historic site potential. |
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Historic Resources Best Management Practices Brochure [2143.75 KB ]
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Wilderness Tourism [767.87 KB ]
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| Old seismic practices carried out during the 1970s have left a visible legacy on the landscape. More common today is the use of “Low Impact Seismic” (LIS) practices. LIS reduces the need for long and wide corridors by using a combination of satellite technology, meandering lines, smaller low ground pressure equipment and helicopters, as well as the application of seasonal timing windows to address wildlife, human and terrain specific needs. |
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Wilderness Tourism Best Management Practices - Brochure [1868.92 KB ]
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