Kinross Alaska is proud to support the Durability Project because mining is a resilient and innovative industry, just like the initiative's name. Supporting advocacy efforts of trade groups continue to be a priority for the resource development community, and Kinross Alaska is thankful to be a part of that collaboration.
Kinross Alaska P.O. Box 73726 Fair- banks, AK 99707
Anna Atchison Director of External Affairs, Kinross Alaska 907-490-2218
NANA
Kinross Alaska is comprised of the Fort Knox mine, Gil mine, and the Manh Choh project. Oper- ating since 1996, the mine has over 700 employees. In 2019 the mine proceeded with the Gilmore life of mine extension project and poured its 8th millionth ounce. The Manh Choh project, a joint venture with ContangoORE, is located on Tetlin tribal land near Tok. The Native Village of Tetlin owns the surface and subsurface rights. The project plans to start producing old in 2024 and is already focusing on optimizing local hires and businesses. Ore will be trucked to Fort Knox for processing, reducing the environmental footprint and need for a tailings fa- cility.
909 W. Ninth
Avenue
Anchorage, AK
99501
Lance Miller,
Ph.D.
907-265-4100 NANA’s lands are rich with mineral resources and metal deposits. Our goal is to continue responsible development of natural resources that benefit NANA and its shareholders by leading mineral exploration, development and production for future generations. Responsible resource development provides a sustainable economic base for NANA and the re-
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