Building Strong Partnerships Through Responsible Exploration
At Banyan Gold Corp., responsible exploration begins with respect — for the land, for local communities, and for Indigenous Peoples whose Traditional Territories we operate within.
We are committed to building long-term, transparent, and mutually beneficial relationships. Through early engagement, open dialogue, and responsible environmental stewardship, we aim to create lasting value that extends beyond exploration.
Traditional Land Acknowledgements
Banyan Gold respectfully acknowledges that our offices and projects are located on the Traditional Territories of several Indigenous Peoples and First Nations.
- The AurMac Project, our primary project, is located in the First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun Traditional Territory.
- The Hyland Project is located in the Kaska Nations Territory, with Liard First Nation and Lower Post.
- Our Vancouver office is located in the traditional lands of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleilwaututh First Nations.
- Our Whitehorse Offices are located in the traditional Territory of the Kwanlin Dunn and Ta’an Kwatch’an First Nations.
Our Engagement Principles
Respect
We recognize and respect the rights, cultures, and traditions of Indigenous Peoples and local communities.
Transparency
We communicate openly about our exploration activities, timelines, and environmental practices.
Collaboration
We seek to understand community priorities and incorporate feedback into our planning and operations.
Accountability
We operate in compliance with all regulatory requirements and uphold high ethical standards in our community interactions.
Over deliver
We exceed standard industry practices
- Minimise roads and trails - winterwork
- Baseline Surveys in a timeline of 3 years
- Robust permitting to May 2028
Community Support
Banyan Gold is proud to support the following recent events and groups in the region:
- Mayo Volunteer Firefighters Ball - Fundraiser for Christmas gifts for children in Mayo
- FNNND & JV Clark School Career Fair - Helping students explore job opportunities that can lead to valuable careers
- Mayo Canada Day - Fun for the whole family & fundraiser for Dunena Ko’honete Daycare
- Northern Tutchone Reclamation Training Program- Hosting students for community-based restoration/ reclamation training on site
Over the past year, Banyan Gold has proudly contributed a significant total of $20,600 in sponsorship support. This funding has been distributed to a diverse array of essential community events and groups. These sponsorships are designed to enhance the quality of life, promote local culture, and support organizations that provide vital services and engagement opportunities within the region. Our goal is to ensure that local initiatives have the resources they need to thrive and benefit all members of the community.