The 2005 volume has four parts. The first Mineral Industry includes overviews of hardrock and placer mining, development and exploration in the territory as well as a summary of the Yukon Mining Incentives Program. The second part Government outlines the activities and organization of the Yukon Geological Survey, and includes announcements of the sixth Mining Land Use Reclamation Awards, the Robert E. Leckie Awards. The third part Geological Fieldwork contains reports describing regional mapping, and more detailed geoscience studies. The last part Property Description is meant for submissions from the mineral industry on mineral occurrences and deposits. This year there is only one paper on a mineral occurrence in the Mayo area.

This volume of Yukon Geology is the first of a series that will report on geology of the Yukon, especially those studies with an economic aspect. It is an outgrowth of the Yukon Exploration and Geology series, containing the material that made up the first half of the book. That material forming the second half of the book (summaries of mine production, current mineral exploration work and description of mineral showings) is now published in the Yukon Exploration series. Most of the papers in this volume represent work of geologists involved in graduate thesis work supported in varying degrees by Exploration and Geological Services Division. Other papers represent work of geologists with the Division involved in conducting economic geology investigations in Yukon, and geologists from mining companies and other government agencies. In addition, two contributions were funded by the Canada-Yukon Economic Development Agreement (EDA).

YEG 2003 contains up-to-date information on mining and mineral exploration activity, studies by industry, and results of recent geological field studies. Information in this volume comes from prospectors, exploration and government geologists, mining companies and students who are willing to collectively benefit the Yukon's mineral industry. The 2003 volume has four parts. The first part - Mineral Industry - includes overviews of mining and exploration in the territory, as well as prospecting and exploration activity documented as part of the Yukon Mining Incentives Program. The second part - Government - outlines the activities and organization of the Yukon Geological Survey, and includes announcements of the fifth Mining Land Use Reclamation Awards, the Robert E. Leckie Awards, as well as a summary of the regional mineral potential of the Yukon, defined by deposit model. The third part - Geological Fieldwork - contains reports describing regional mapping, and more detailed geoscience studies. The last part - Property Descriptions - is a collection of geological reports of mineral occurrences with recent exploration advances or detailed studies, and is authored by industry and government geologists, as well as university students.

This volume of Yukon Geology is the second of a series that reports on geology of the Yukon, especially those studies with an economic aspect. It is an outgrowth of the Yukon Exploration and Geology series, containing the material that made up the first half of the book. That material forming the second half of the book (summaries of mine production, current mineral exploration work and description of mineral showings) is now published in the Yukon Exploration series. Most of the papers in this volume represent work of geologists involved in graduate thesis work supported in varying degrees by Exploration and Geological Services Division. Other papers represent work of geologists with the Division involved in conducting economic geology investigations in Yukon, and geologists from mining companies and other government agencies. In addition, two contributions were funded by the Canada-Yukon Economic Development Agreement (EDA).

Yukon Exploration and Geology (YEG) is the main publication of the Yukon Geology Program (Indian and Northern Affairs Canada and Yukon Government). This is the 25th volume of the YEG series, and marks a special year, since this is the tenth anniversary of the Yukon Geology Program. The volume contains up-to-date information on mining and mineral exploration activity, studies by industry, and results of recent geological field studies. Information in this volume comes from prospectors, exploration and government geologists, mining companies and students who are willing to collectively benefit the Yukon's mineral industry. Their assistance and patience is sincerely appreciated. The 2002 volume has four parts. The first Mineral Industry includes overviews of mining and exploration in the Territory, as well as prospecting activity documented as part of the Yukon Mining Incentives Program. The second part Government outlines the activities and organization of the Yukon Geology Program, and includes announcements of the fourth Mining Land Use Reclamation Awards, the Robert E. Leckie Awards. The third part Geological Fieldwork contains reports describing regional mapping, and more detailed geoscience studies. The last part Property Descriptions is a collection of geological reports of mineral occurrences with recent exploration advances or detailed studies, and is authored by industry and government geologists, as well as university students.

The Yukon Exploration and Geology (YEG) volumes include two publications: Yukon Exploration and Geology Overview, and Yukon Exploration and Geology Technical Papers. These key annual publications from the Yukon Geological Survey (Energy, Mines and Resources, Government of Yukon) highlight geoscience research and activities across the Yukon from the previous year. The YEG Overview includes four papers that provide summaries of the Yukon Geological Survey’s staff activities, as well as exploration and development overviews for both the hardrock and placer industries in the Yukon. The YEG Technical Papers volume contains a number of current research reports on various geoscience projects across the territory. The YEG Overview is available in digital format and in a limited colour print run. The YEG Technical Papers volume is available in digital format only. All Yukon Geological Survey publications can be downloaded from our website, https://data.geology.gov.yk.ca/. As in previous volumes, YEG 2024 aims to provide the most up-to-date information on mining and mineral exploration activity in the Yukon, both in the hardrock and placer sectors. The success of YEG relies on the continued contributions from prospectors, exploration and government geologists, mining companies, and academic students, all of whom are willing to contribute to public geoscience for the benefit of the scientific community, the public, and the mineral industry of the Yukon. Their work is greatly appreciated. More importantly, I would like to acknowledge the support from our 14 Yukon First Nation partners whose lands and traditional territories we continue to work on. The mining industry and the valuable geoscience data that is gathered would not happen without their engagement and support. We look forward to strengthening and fostering honest and meaningful partnerships with all Yukon First Nations.

Yukon Exploration and Geology 1995 consists of three parts; Part A is a comprehensive overview of mining and exploration activity in Yukon, Part B summarizes the activities of the Exploration and Geological Services Division (EGSD) of the Northern Affairs Program, Yukon Region and the activities of the Canada/Yukon Geoscience Office, and Part C which documents significant new geoscientific information gathered by EGSD geologists, Canada/Yukon Geoscience Office geologists and affiliated geologists.

Yukon Exploration and Geology 1997 consists of four parts: Part A is a comprehensive overview of mining and exploration activity in Yukon; Part B summarizes the activities of Government agencies which provide technical and financial assistance to the Yukon mining and exploration industries; Part C consists of geological reports by Canada/Yukon Geoscience Office geologists and industry geologists; and Part D is a collection of reports by industry and government geologists on new discoveries and the continued assessment of select mineral deposits.

The 2006 volume has four parts. The first - Mineral Industry - includes overviews of hardrock and placer mining, development and exploration in the Territory as well as a summary of the Yukon Mining Incentives Program. The second part - Government - outlines the activities and organization of the Yukon Geological Survey, and includes announcements of the seventh Mining Land Use Reclamation Awards, the Robert E. Leckie Awards. The third part - Geological Fieldwork - contains reports describing regional mapping, and more detailed geoscience studies. The last part - Property Descriptions - is meant for submissions from the mineral industry on mineral occurrences and deposits.