Donlin Gold Project in Alaska

The Donlin Gold Project is a proposed gold mining project in the Yukon–Kuskokwim region, located on lands owned by Alaska Native corporations.
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Located near Crooked Creek, the project is shaped by the realities of operating in a remote region where environmental safeguards, infrastructure development, and community priorities must be addressed together.  More than two decades of environmental study, engineering, and ongoing engagement with regional communities inform how the project is being developed.
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The Project

The Project

Location, infrastructure, and how the mine is designed to operate in Alaska

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Environment

Environment

How water, fish, land, and wildlife are studied, monitored, and safeguarded.

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Community

Community

Collaboration with Calista Corporation, The Kuskokwim Corporation, and regional communities.

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Careers

Careers

Local jobs, training programs, and long-term employment opportunities.

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About Donlin Gold

Where it Began

Environmental strategy is built on the principle of leaving the land better than we found it. We employ real-time monitoring of air and water quality to ensure the Kuskokwim watershed remains protected.

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Community

Donlin Gold in the
Yukon–Kuskokwim Region

For more than three decades, Donlin Gold has engaged with communities across the Yukon–Kuskokwim region to understand local priorities, subsistence practices, and long-term goals.

Located on lands owned by Calista Corporation and The Kuskokwim Corporation, the project continues to be shaped through ongoing engagement with more than 60 communities.

Community collaboration

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Job Opportunities

If developed, Donlin Gold is expected to support thousands of jobs during construction and provide long-term employment across Alaska, with a focus on local and Alaska Native hires and shareholder contracting preference.

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