Southern Lakes community-based salmon planning (2020)
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A sociological, cultural, and scientific conversation between three Yukon First Nations regarding management of a precious resource, the Yukon River Chinook Salmon.
A project led by Dennis Zimmermann.
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Project format: outdoor, in-person graphic recording. Large paper sheets setup on easel as no large walls were available.
Water quality fluctuations in the South McQuesten River, Yukon
2021
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Watershed map
This illustration represents the river from headwater to confluence and the impacts/sources of contaminants coming in. Changing contaminants concentrations along the river are represented, focusing on Zn and As.
Seasonal changes: Annual vs Long term
This illustration represents the changes in contaminant concentrations (Zn and As) at a specific location, but over time. Short term (month to month) and long term (over 10 years) evolution of factors such as turbidity are visually represented at a given location along the river, in response to natural (snow melt, forest fires) and man-related (placer mining) factors.
