Responsible Exploration

Sustainability

Canary Gold is committed to responsible exploration — minimizing environmental impact, supporting local communities, and maintaining strong corporate governance practices.

Restoring the Land, Respecting the Future

Canary Gold recognizes that responsible resource development requires environmental stewardship that goes beyond compliance. Sustainability considerations are integrated into exploration planning, field practices, and stakeholder engagement.

Operating in Brazil's Amazon region brings both opportunity and responsibility. Canary aims to demonstrate that modern exploration can be conducted with respect for environmental protection and community priorities.

Illustration of progressive rehabilitation and land restoration

Environmental

  • Low-impact exploration methods designed to protect water and soil systems
  • Progressive rehabilitation planning, including native reforestation where appropriate
  • Baseline environmental work to inform responsible planning and permitting
  • Biodiversity considerations integrated into exploration decision-making

Social

  • Local employment and skills development where feasible
  • Community engagement and transparent communication
  • Respect for Indigenous rights and cultural heritage
  • Strong safety culture and healthy working conditions

Governance

  • Board oversight and accountability mechanisms
  • Anti-corruption policies and ethical business practices
  • Transparent disclosure and regulatory compliance
  • Alignment with recognized sustainability frameworks where applicable

Our Commitments

Practical priorities that guide how the Company approaches responsible exploration.

1

Traceability & Responsible Sourcing

If production is achieved, the Company intends to pursue recognized traceability and responsible sourcing practices, subject to applicable frameworks and requirements.

2

Land Rehabilitation Planning

Rehabilitation planning is integrated into work programs, with the goal of minimizing disturbance and supporting progressive restoration where practicable.

3

Water Stewardship

Field programs are designed to reduce impact on local water systems through low-disturbance methods and careful site selection.

4

Lower-Carbon Logistics Where Possible

Access to grid power in parts of the operating region can reduce reliance on diesel generation for certain activities, where available.

Disclosure & Definitions: “ESG” refers to environmental, social, and governance planning priorities.Statements on this page describe intent and current planning and are subject to project stage, permitting, and other factors.

Inspired by Best Practices

Learning from Brazil's Leaders

Canary Gold draws inspiration from publicly described restoration work at Brazil's Trombetas operations, where long-term rehabilitation has been demonstrated at scale. Canary's own restoration programs remain in planning stages and depend on future work programs and approvals.

8,000+

Hectares restored at Trombetas (example reference)

14M

Native trees planted across ~450 species (reported)

Progressive

Rehabilitation approach integrated into planning

Restoration statistics above reference publicly reported figures associated with MRN's Trombetas bauxite mine operations. These figures are provided for general context only and do not represent results achieved by Canary Gold.

Questions About Our ESG Approach?

We welcome dialogue about our sustainability priorities, programs, and planning approach.

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