Donlin Gold

Established in 2013, the Alaska Tribal Administrators Association is a nonprofit organization committed to providing support to Alaska's Tribal administrative professionals. We're happy to be a supporter of this organization! For more, visit aktaa.org.

We can’t believe it’s December already! We’re looking forward to a month of celebration. 🕎 Hanukkah (Dec. 7) ❄️ Winter Solstice (Dec. 21) 🎄 Christmas (Dec. 25) ⭐ Kwanzaa (Dec. 26) 🎆 New Year’s Eve (Dec. 31)

Project Geologist Graham Ellsworth has been on the #DonlinGold team for nearly a year and a half. Graham finds each day exciting as he and his team explore and study geology and the natural world. 👷 Thanks for being on the team, Graham!

Happy National Alaska Native and American Indian Heritage Day! We are honored to have been invited to responsibly and sustainably operate on Alaska Native Corporation land. 💛

At #DonlinGold, we are dedicating time to share our gratitude for: 👷 Our employees at Donlin Gold. 🌲 The Y-K region. 🤝 Our partnerships. 💛 Our neighbors and fellow Alaskans. 🌎 Earth's natural resources.

#DonlinGold, in partnership with the Native Village of Napaimute and the Delta Backhaul Company, helped make a long-standing discussion a reality this summer. Read about the fish camp backhaul project in the Delta Discovery: summer.Read.

Exploration Project Manager Michelle Deal has dedicated the last three years of her career to #DonlinGold. Her decision to work in the mining industry was driven by the opportunities to work outside and travel to unexpected places. We’re so happy you’re a part of our team! ⛏️

🤔 Myth: Alaskans won't get any economic benefits from the #DonlinGold project. ✅ Fact: The Donlin Gold project is on Alaska Native Corporation land, meaning these corporations and their shareholders will benefit financially from the project!

For 29 years, Alaska Tribal Conference on Environmental Management has been a gathering hub, uniting tribal environmental professionals in Alaska. This event, one we love, offers support to agencies + resources for local environmental health. Learn more: atcemak.com.

Alaska Native and American Indian Heritage Month is an extra opportunity for us to honor and recognize the Yup’ik, Cup’ik and Athabascan First People of the YK region. Quyana, Chin’an for allowing us to be a part of your culture and traditions. 🤝 #DonlinGold

This year’s @NativeFed Convention was a success! At #DonlinGold, we love connecting with our neighbors from across the state and we're grateful to be a part of the Alaska Native community. Quyana to everyone who stopped by our booth and to AFN for hosting us! 💛

Take a look at what we have marked on our #DonlinGold calendar!

Did you know gold is in many supplies and devices used in the medical field? Watch this video to learn how gold helps keep us healthy. #DonlinGold

Established to help direct, develop and support high school interscholastic sports, academic and fine arts in Alaska, @ASAA_org is a nonprofit organization that provides and promotes opportunities for students within our state. Visit asaa.org/about/ to learn more.

Community Relations Coordinator Colleen Laraux has been a dedicated employee at #DonlinGold for 12 years! From growing up in Bethel, Colleen has a deep-rooted love for Alaska and holds a strong belief in the potential of the project and the positive outcomes for the Y-K region.

Contrary to myths, for over 21 years, we have conducted a wide range of environmental studies to evaluate and mitigate mining impacts on water. #DonlinGold is required to meet high standards, and our plans will even leave the water cleaner than it was naturally before.

Over the years, we've worked alongside Y-K region partners to maintain a clean environment by reducing e-waste. At #DonlinGold, we are proud of the dedication and actions taken in protecting our surroundings through the Backhaul Project.

Field Technician and Community Liaison Nathan Andrew has been with #DonlinGold for two seasons now. Nathan finds environmental safety as one of the most important and meaningful parts of his work, as the land and water provides for us all.

The 2023 Elders and Youth Conference is happening in Anchorage! We look forward to this beautiful celebration of Alaska Native people, where values and knowledge are passed on to the next generation.

This #IndigenousPeoplesDay, we reflect on the great privilege it is to be invited guests on Yup’ik, Cup’ik and Athabascan lands. Quyana, Chin’an!