Environment

Eaglecrest Explorations, Ltd. is committed to sustainable growth and support of local communities.

The Company is committed to the protection of the environment and dedicated to ensuring the health and safety of its personnel and of the people who reside in the local communities affected by Eaglecrest's operations. To this end, the Company has adopted and adheres to the following environmental, health and safety principles:
To continuously employ in its activities and products, environment advancements that reduce pollution, environmental, health and safety risks while adhering to applicable environmental, health and safety laws and legislation.

To prioritize the development of more efficient, safer and pollution minimizing technology, and adopt technology that improves its processes, products and the services of its suppliers and contractors so as to maximize environmental protection.

To train, educate and motivate employees and contractors to execute their tasks and duties in a safe and environmentally responsible manner.

To foster a healthy and safe working environment, in which maintenance and support of this environment is the responsibility of all employees and consultants in accordance with their functions and activities.

To establish environmental, health and safety objectives and goals, to take care that they are periodically reviewed and improved, and to work with interested parties and the general public to establish these goals.

To make recommendations to our suppliers and contractors in the management of environmental, health and safety policies, and to consider the expectations of interested parties, such as clients, employees, shareholders and the community.

To build and operate facilities according to applicable international standards for environmental compliance.

Project Specifics

The Company’s contractor uses only biodegradable additives such as mud and polymers for diamond drilling.

When we operated our 150-tonne per day gold recovery plant, we used only two flotation reagents, both of which quickly broke down in the tailing pond. The plant did not use either mercury amalgamation or cyanidation.

The Doña Amelia gold mineralization is highly oxidized, and both the ore and the plant tailing contain virtually no sulfides. The tailing therefore has no potential to become acid generating.