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Environment

Principles of Conservation

Voluntary Rehabilitation and Agreements with First Nations mark the cornerstone of ecological responsibility.
Conclude agreement on land governance over traditional territories
Ensure no wildlife are disturbed
Rehabilitation measures to restore natural habitats
As a mining company, we are a resource developer but at the same time, we want to be considerate and aware of the impacts for the environment and for those who use the land for hunting, fishing, trapping or other traditional activities.

Matt Halliday

President, P. Geo.
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Environment

Voluntary Rehabilitation

Since the historic Castle Silver mine property is a former producer, existing underground openings and surface structures had become hazards for individuals working on the property and for those using the area for recreational purposes.

2012

Voluntary Rehabilitation

2013

Screening Completed

2014

Backfilling completed
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Environment

Measures Already Taken

The Company takes numerous precautions to affect the terrain as little as possible when conducting exploration and other activities at its properties. After completing drilling at any location, the ground and vegetation are returned as much as possible to its pre-drilling form. Pictured is a bird’s nest rescued during exploration.
Damaged fencing repaired
Waste rock screening
Back-filling of an open shaft
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Environment

Mining techniques for a Cleaner world

Under the direction of its CEO Frank Basa, P.Eng., a top metallurgist and milling expert, the Company has developed a hydrometallurgical process: Re-2Ox.
Extracts cobalt, nickel and copper from mining ores and recycled material without any discharges into the air and water.
Converts mined material into sulphide products for the EV battery manufacturers.
Removes impurities such as arsenic, making it ideal for high-arsenic mining areas.
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