PORTFOLIOOceanaGold’s Reefton Restoration project is leading the way in sustainable mine restoration practices

Truescape worked with De Beers Group to create a visualization highlighting the importance of dewatering and supplementation for aquatic habitats, as part of the mine closure process.

Truescape worked with De Beers Group to create a visualization showing how their Victor Mine is leading the way with sustainable mine closure practices and commitment to community engagement

Truescape worked with South32 on a proposal for underground mine ventilation and access infrastructure associated with its Appin Mine.

Mining projects in areas of high environmental and geological significance are often subject to false and misleading perceptions that challenge the integrity proposed operations.

Truescape understands that planning for the closure of any mine begins at the start. With more mines than ever before scheduled to close, the demand, especially from non-governmental organizations to address mine closure has increased.

Undertaking a greenfield mining project can be a daunting prospect for several reasons. Often an area of stakeholder concern is around the tailing’s facility.

One of the challenges that a mine/consent manager faces is securing approvals for additional infrastructure that enable the mine to operate.

Stakeholder water discussions are often difficult due to the critical nature of the resource and the complex geological environments that it is found in.

Mara is one of the lowest capital intensity copper projects in the world, with a de-risked profile, and smaller environmental footprint.

The Waihi North proposed expansion will integrate with OceanaGold’s existing consented mining activities, to create a new underground mine at Wharekirauponga.