The “EcoPartner” company provides consulting service in sphere of nature management and law for private and state organizations, including gas-and-oil and mineral resource industries. We would like to offer you our service for environmental quality monitoring on your units. 

Why do you need environmental quality monitoring?

Many companies conduct ecological monitoring during exploring stage in order to measure background content of harmful substances in soil and surface water before beginning of large-scale works on the licensed area. Thus by conducting regular monitoring, a company will know exactly the level of field work influence on environment. This knowledge will allow avoiding baseless charges in the environment pollution.

Evaluation of influence of projected units on environment is required during the stage of Technical and Economic Assessment (TEA) preparation. It helps to evaluate TEA state during early stage of geological prospecting works.

The presence of environmental quality monitoring on your units can also influence project viability and/or assessment and classification of ore reserves.

General works for environmental quality monitoring include following actions: 

• Water source monitoring, including monitoring of regime and quality of natural water, monitoring of water flora and fauna, monitoring of sewage water, leakage water of tailing dumps and settling ponds;
• Soil, flora, fauna and avifauna monitoring;
• Ambient air monitoring, including monitoring of suspended particles presence, resulting during drilling and blasting operations;
• Weekly radiation background monitoring on the area;
• Hydro-meteorological observations, including monitoring of climate fluctuations;
• Monitoring of mine impact on flora.

We do following activities within the framework of stated above service: 

• Clarify client’s expectations and preferences;
• Choose together with the client accredited laboratories that will analyze selected samples;
• Agree with the client the samples points;
• Select samples on the licensed area and prepare them for transportation;
• Fix the points in the international coordinate system WGS;
• Chart the territories of extra-fine wood (thuja, nut-trees, etc.) that is protected by the government (at will of client);
• Make photography of samples selections and prepare photos for client;
• Transport selected samples to laboratories;
• Prepare analytical report based on the received data;
• Give the prepared report together with electronic version of map and charted samples points to client.

One environmental quality monitoring takes about 20-25 working days