Freeman Gold starts baseline vegetation, ecosystem surveys at Lemhi Gold project in Idaho

PUBT · 1d ago
Freeman Gold starts baseline vegetation, ecosystem surveys at Lemhi Gold project in Idaho
  • Freeman Gold began baseline vegetation and ecosystem surveys at its 100%-owned Lemhi Gold Project in Idaho.
  • Work targets multi-season environmental data to support mine planning, reclamation design, NEPA compliance, and state and federal permitting.
  • Program includes terrestrial habitat mapping near Ditch Creek, wildlife monitoring integration, and aquatic sampling under IDEQ BURP protocols.
  • Lemhi feasibility study outlines about 1 million ounces of proven and probable reserves, 15.2-year mine life, post-tax NPV(5%) of US$696 million.
  • Base-case economics use US$3,650 per ounce gold, 34.4% IRR, 2.5-year payback for an open-pit carbon-in-leach operation.


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