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Generation Mining — Technical Presentation (December 2021)
15 slides from Generation Mining's technical presentation, December 2021
Slide 1: Baseline Terrestrial Studies and Caribou Mitigation Planning
Baseline Terrestrial Studies December 2021 and Caribou Mitigation Planning MARATHON PALLADIUM PROJECT
Slide 2: Caribou Habitat Modelling
Caribou Habitat Modelling) COASTAL RANGE, BORDERING ON THE DISCONTINUOUS RANGE WINTER HABITAT – 106 HA LOST REFUGE HABITAT – 732 HA LOST 2
Slide 3: Caribou Habitat Categorization
Caribou Habitat Categorization COASTAL RANGE, BORDERING ON THE DISCONTINUOUS RANGE CATEGORY 1 – NONE PRESENT CATEGORY 2 & CATEGORY 3- 1116 HA LOST 3
Slide 4: Caribou Habitat Disturbance
Caribou Habitat Disturbance COASTAL RANGE, BORDERING ON THE DISCONTINUOUS RANGE 96% OF THE SSA IS ALREADY DISTURBED 43% OF LSA IS DISTURBED 4
Slide 5: Caribou Surveys and Population Estimates
CARIBOU SURVEYS AND POPULATION ESTIMATES 5
Slide 6: Mitigation Approach
MITIGATION APPROACH • Road and trail decommissioning • Active revegetation of linear disturbances • Improve long term results through installation of barriers and non-linear features • Slash pile and chipper debris remediation • Three types: old slash, tree length slash and chipper pads • Slash can
Slide 7: Forest Management Planning
FOREST MANAGEMENT PLANNING 22 blocks in Clusters #2-5 are currently preferred focus for activities Represent a total potential remediation area of 466 ha Focused in Neys-Killala Corridor of discontinuous range Includes all available blocks in the coastal range • Active road decommissioning • Enhance
Slide 8: Identified Off-Site Mitigation Measures
IDENTIFIED OFF-SITE MITIGATION MEASURES 1. Active decommissioning and planting of approximately 55 km of the Nama Creek Road Network; 2. Active decommissioning of approximately 9 km "Neys" Retired Road; 3. Active road decommissioning of approximately 13 km of Vein Lake West Road Network with enhance
Slide 9: Deadhorse Creek and McLaren Lake
DEADHORSE CREEK AND MCLAREN LAKE 9
Slide 10: Neys and Vein Lake
NEYS AND VEIN LAKE • Retired roads, mostly impassable but some recreational use • Neys: 9 km of potential decommissioning work • Vein: 13km of potential rehabilitation 10
Slide 11: Nama Creek Road
NAMA CREEK ROAD Decommissioning of 55 km of roadbed resulting in approximately 80 ha of new refuge habitat. 11
Slide 12: Road Decommissioning
ROAD DECOMMISSIONING • Blocking of entrance through berms, ditches, boulders, • Removal and remediation of water crossings • Contouring of roadway • Revegetate roadway through scarification of roadbed • Planting or seeding to discourage access • Placement of organic or inorganic debris to impede hum
Slide 13: Closure Phase
CLOSURE PHASE Developing closure plan to implement re-vegetation and reclamation activities on the Project site Focus is on returning environment to near pre- development state and minimizing use of non-native species 13
Slide 14: Habitat Monitoring
HABITAT MONITORING Effectiveness monitoring will evaluate the success of treatments and guide further actions: • Regeneration surveys will be undertaken • Structural complexity will be assessed • Human access will be assessed by • Trail cameras will be installed 14
Slide 15: More Information on the Project can be found at
More Information on the Project can be found at www.genmining.com and the Impact Assessment Registry at https://iaac-aeic.gc.ca/050/evaluations/proj/54755?culture=en-CA If you have additional questions, please email us at comments@genpgm.com
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