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Zbyszewski

B.C. company to explore Mazama-area copper mining

April 24, 2014 by Methow Valley News

By Ann McCreary

A Canadian mining company is proposing to conduct exploratory drilling in a search for copper on Flagg Mountain near Mazama, with the intention of beginning in August. The company is proposing to drill 15 holes to depths of up to 1,900 feet on U.S. Forest Service land in an operation that would include day and night shifts. The project goal is to determine if there are sufficient copper resources to warrant future mining.

Filed Under: NEWS Tagged With: Blue River Resources, copper, Discovery Consultants, Ecology, Endangered Species Act, Flagg Mountain, Mining, Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, spotted owls, U.S. Forest Service, Zbyszewski

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