Protect

Mining With Conservation

Modern mining supports global conservation efforts with responsible mining practices. Technological advancements, investments in innovation, and collaboration are reducing environmental impacts and leading to long-term sustainability.

Land Rehabilitation and Reclamation

Long before ground is broken on a new mine, plans are made by mining companies to rehabilitate the land. Rigorously reviewed by federal and state governments as part of the permitting process, plans must be approved before work can begin.

Committed to Preservation

Reclamation efforts can help return mined areas to an ecologically balanced state by:

Restoring ecosystems and vegetation
Stabilizing soil
Controlling erosion

Learn more about Kinross True North mine’s approach to reclamation.

Sustainable Practices and Certifications

Adopting sustainable practices promotes responsible environmental management, community engagement, and reporting transparency. Attaining industry certifications allows Alaska mining companies to ensure they are using best practice standards in their conservation efforts.

Learn about Teck’s commitment to sustainability.

‍