Doyon Natural Resources
Doyon lands, 12.5 million acres, are spread across the Doyon region, an area the
size of the country of France. They include historical placer gold mining districts and geologically
attractive environments, such as the Tintina Gold Belt, favorable for world-class gold deposits (Pogo,
Fort Knox, True North, Vinasale, Donlin Creek, Shotgun), the Ambler Schist Belt, favorable for world-class
base metal deposits (Bornite, Arctic and Chandalar Copper Belt) and sedimentary basins favorable for oil
and gas deposits (Kandik, Yukon Flats, Nenana). Management of the development of Doyon-owned natural resources
emphasizes long-term employment opportunities for Doyon shareholders, revenue to Doyon and shareholder dividends,
and development activities be conducted in an environmentally sound and responsible manner which minimizes
negative impacts on traditional shareholder activities such as hunting, fishing and trapping.
Jim Mery, VP Lands & Natural Resources
meryj@doyon.com
Ray Richards, Geologic Materials Engineer
richardsr@doyon.com
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