Regions: North Slave Region
Tags: environmental impact, aquatic resources, terrain map, diamond mining, mapping
Principal Investigator: | Horrocks, Kim (1) |
Licence Number: | 13800 |
Organization: | De Beers Canada Inc. |
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Issued: | May 06, 2005 |
Project Team: | John Virgl |
Objective(s): The objective of the program is to continue collecting environmental measurements pertaining to aquatic and terrestrial resources. Information gathered during field sampling will build on existing information and will be used to; 1) contribute to the baseline data available for assessing and managing future potential environmental effects during construction and operations; 2) determine the natural range of variability for a number of environmental parameters; 3) identify potential mitigation to reduce impacts to the surrounding environment; 4) refine the monitoring program for measuring environmental effects associated with the Snap Lake Diamond Project; and 5) contribute to regional studies for assessing and managing potential cumulative effects. Local assistants from each community will be hired. In addition to the summary report provided to the Aurora Research Institute, the researchers will report the results of their field program in accordance with agreements made by De Beers with each community group.