Published on March 6, 2014 Midas Gold has released our second annual Sustainability Report providing an update on our progress in 2013. The report assesses our activity in five key areas – Safety & Health, Conservation Management, Energy & Waste Management, Community and Economic Sustainability. Midas Gold values communication and collaboration with our stakeholders. […]
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Published on December 9, 2013 Last week, several Midas Gold employees were able to attend the annual Northwest Mining Association (now the American Exploration & Mining Association or AEMA) conference in Reno, Nevada. Chris Dail, Bryan Hardel, and Colter Bennett manned the “Core Shack” while engineering and public relations staff attended short courses and […]
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Published on December 6, 2013 We are excited to announce we are partnering with the Silver Dollar Grill in Yellow Pine to help them with their sustainability efforts. Upon the request of Midas Gold, the Silver Dollar Grill, owned by Steve and Susan Holloway, recently started using paper, disposable food and drink containers for their to […]
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Published on November 8, 2013 Weather conditions from Midas Gold’s new meteorological station in Stibnite, Idaho are now publicly available at MesoWest! According to the MesoWest site: MesoWest was created to provide access to current and archived weather observations across the United States. It is used by the National Weather Service to aid in […]
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Published on October 31, 2013 Midas Gold has adopted a two-mile stretch of Idaho Highway 55, miles 113 and 114 in the Cascade city limits to be exact. We held our first cleanup day on October 30. Our geologic staff in Lake Fork and COO Bob Barnes collected about 20 bags of trash and other […]
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Published on October 7, 2013 As part of our commitment to our community, Midas Gold assisted the U.S. Forest Service and other agencies battling wildfires near the Stibnite Gold Project site. We provided space for fire crews and helicopters to stage so they had closer access to where the fire was burning. […]
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