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Getting Closure heads to the Elk Valley in southeastern British Columbia for its first video episode to explore a mine that's already embraced the basics of landform design. Mike talks with John Pumphrey, the president of North Coal, and Robert "Stubby" Williams, the company's First Nations coordinator. They discuss how North Coal has prioritized collaboration, Indigenous and community concerns, and why they chose not to mine a particularly sensitive area. To get the full story, and a better sense of what North Coal is up to, watch the video of the conservation, which is available at the LDI website: https://www.landformdesign.com/pod.html
By The Landform Design Institute TeamGetting Closure heads to the Elk Valley in southeastern British Columbia for its first video episode to explore a mine that's already embraced the basics of landform design. Mike talks with John Pumphrey, the president of North Coal, and Robert "Stubby" Williams, the company's First Nations coordinator. They discuss how North Coal has prioritized collaboration, Indigenous and community concerns, and why they chose not to mine a particularly sensitive area. To get the full story, and a better sense of what North Coal is up to, watch the video of the conservation, which is available at the LDI website: https://www.landformdesign.com/pod.html

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