The British Columbia Technical and Research Committee on Reclamation proudly presents:
On Tuesday, September 24, 2024, the annual mine tour will be held:
Mine Tour: Reclamation Diversity in Aggregate Mining
Location: Abbotsford, BC (departure from Delta Hotel Burnaby Conference Centre)
Time: Approximately 9:00am-5:00pm (exact time to be confirmed)
Includes: All transportation from the Delta Hotels Burnaby Conference Centre, boxed lunch, and snacks (breakfast not included)
Location: Abbotsford, BC (departure from Delta Hotel Burnaby Conference Centre)
Time: Approximately 9:00am-5:00pm (exact time to be confirmed)
Includes: All transportation from the Delta Hotels Burnaby Conference Centre, boxed lunch, and snacks (breakfast not included)
On September 25 and 26, a tentative list of approved topics / papers with Authors that are to be presented are found in the registration package and below:
Topic
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Author |
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Challenges of ‘Natural’ Reclamation and Revegetation in the Canadian High Arctic: Pilot Study at an Active Mine Site on North Baffin Island, NU | Patrick Audet, Mike Setterington |
Implementing mine engineering practice into reclamation of mine rock spoils | Jill Mitchell |
Stories from a quarter century of cover system designs – lessons to inform the future | Mike O’Kane |
Preparing a 20th century mine for closure and reclamation using a 21st century lens | Tania Perzoff; Gary Koop |
Quantitative methods for evaluating compaction in mine reclamation: a review and case study | Katie McMahen |
An evolving reclamation approach under drought conditions | Melanie Piorecky, Colleen Hughes |
Consideration of climate change in water quality modelling to inform risk based remediation of the abandoned Atlin Ruffner Mine | Ali Mott, Ryan Mills, Mike Sanborn, Lily Whetehead-Delong |
Revegetation with locally harvested native plant seeds at the abandoned Atlin Ruffner Mine | Brad Stuckless, Derek Brillinger, Lily Whitehead-Delong, Steven Tannas |
Using natural plant regeneration approaches in mine reclamation of abandoned illegal mined out spoils in Ghana | Desmond Asare, Rachel Owusu, John Kwesi Adingelah, Daniel Korsah |
Solid asset creation from a liquid liability: is the Evaplant technology appropriate for BC and Alberta mine applications? | John Lavery, Xavier Lachapelle |
Impacts of soil amendments on store and release mine cover systems: improved vegetation establishment and enhanced evapotranspiration | Cody Millar, Larisa Doucette, Michael Robeson, Damon Sump, Jeffrey McDonnell |
An operational approach to geomorphic design in mine reclamation: A case study from Tech Coal Line Creek Operations | Jacqueline Dube, Dj Formanski |
Planning for post-mine land uses, collaboration between mining companies, governments and indigenous communities | Natalie Melaschenko, Justin Straker |
Site-specific GBBR rechnology maturation for water treatment at the Copper Mountain Mine | Monique Simair, Fischer Young, Bipinlal Unni, Dickson Atuke |
Use of Column Trials for SRF and GBBR Development for Selenium and Nitrate Treatment at Brule Mine in BC | Monique Simair, Fischer Young, Bipinlal Unni, Dickson Atuke |
Fate and Form of Selenium and Microbiology Analysis for SRF and GBBR Development at Brule Mine in BC | Monique Simair, Fischer Young, Bipinlal Unni, Dickson Atuke |
Semi-Passive Water Treatment using Anionic Polyacrylamide Flocculant Logs | Seva I Bray |
Development of a Continuous Improvement Framework and Water Quality Targets incoporating Indigenous Water Policy | Martin Davies |
Validation of Selenium Bioaccumulation Models using Fish Feeding Studies with Se-Spiked Invertebrates | Martin Davies |
The combined application of organic matter and mycorrhizal and rhizobial inoculants sustainably improves the growth of Senegalia senegal (L.) Britton. on mine waste rocks in the Sahelian zone | Hendi Hermann Yonli, Maurice Ouedraogo, Hadou Haro, Mahamadi Deanda |
Use of remote sensing in reclamation monitoring to reduce risk, cost and unnecessary field work | Chris Tenszen |
Inclusiveness and Reciprocity: Blueberry River First Nations’ Dormant Site Restoration Program | Mae Whyte and Stan Apsassin |
A community based revegetation strategy for reclamation of the Faro Mine, Yukon | J Inkster, C Jakesta, B Maje, C Jakesta, C Beckett, A Lovatt, J Cummer, J Anderson, T Willsey, J Straker |
A full agenda of presentation times will be available in the coming weeks.
As a reminder, last year the Jake McDonald Annual Mine Reclamation Award was awarded to Imperial Metals – Mount Polley Mine and Habitat Remediation Working Group, for the remediation of Hazeltine and Edney creeks following the breach of the Mount Polley Mine tailings storage facility in 2014.
The TRCR Committee will see you there for the 47th Annual Mine Reclamation Conference in Burnaby, BC – Welcome all.