Welcome to my blog. After decades of working extensively with First Nation communities, communications and corporate strategy and finally the mining sector, l have many stories to share about these great experiences. It’s an amazing world out there, incredible people and an underappreciated sector that drives our economy and quality of life. I highly recommend the road less travelled. Enjoy!
It’s hard to believe that our inaugural Nuclear in New Mexico Conference: Fueling the U.S. Nuclear Renaissance has come and gone. It was an incredible two and a half days (Monday, April 20 through
So why do we like New Mexico? Beyond the beautiful, abundant land and incredibly warm, resilient and talented people, New Mexico’s continued strategic importance in the U.S. uranium supply chain makes this state a
View original article here Community loses its definition the moment we go deaf to our neighbors. The slow drive into the Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa winds long and quiet through the Rio
On Day #2 of our inaugural Nuclear in New Mexico: Fueling the U.S. Nuclear Renaissance conference I sat through what must have been one of the best presentations! It seems like I’ve been saying
Happening Now – The Nuclear in New Mexico Conference The United States (U.S.) is targeting a historic expansion of nuclear energy, potentially tripling or even quadrupling capacity by 2050. This is the U.S. Nuclear
New Mexico is known as the 7th largest uranium-producing district in the world. At its peak, the state produced roughly 40% of all uranium in the United States and still, without further exploration, has
New Mexico is home to the most important uranium district in the United States. The Grants Uranium District yielded more uranium than any other state previously for nearly three decades. New Mexico also has
The United States has a uranium math quandary. We consume approximately 48 million pounds of uranium per year, yet we produce only about 2 million pounds. This means that the United States faces an
No, this is not a wedding announcement, but it is about something old, and something ‘borrowed’, if I may use the term ‘borrowed’ loosely. In-Situ Recovery (ISR) uranium technology replaces conventional mining with wellfield
I was honored to have a dynamic conversation with Dr. Stover on ISR and have an opportunity to discuss what I consider the “elephant in the room” — the often-asked question: “What about my
In my days in the Yukon, I had the great pleasure of working with almost every First Nation tribe (Known by Indian Band, Indigenous or Aboriginal group depending on where you live). In my
You live your life, sometimes without realizing the reality of how you live is way different from other people. My moment of realization always comes when it comes up in conversation that both of
It’s not a piece of history people like to discuss or recall but in WW2 there were an estimated 12 million people living in Canada Including 22,000 Japanese people who were either deported back
My first memory in life is of my Dad walking down the basement stairs in his navy uniform as I sat, still unable to crawl, on a blanket where my mom was doing the
At some point last year, Dr. Dennis Stover, one of the founders behind the development of In-Situ Recovery Technology (ISR) for uranium, sent me an article about the start-up of the Clay West Project
Not even sure how to start this post but I want to talk about New Mexico and uranium, not a combo that has been easy in the past. It’s been a long journey to
Someone recently said to me that leadership is making a decision. It sounds so smart, so decisive, so simple, yet it bothered me a lot. Leadership is not that simple, whether you lead a
When I took over the CEO role at a gold exploration company, my first tasks were to establish some financial stability, and to provide the behind-the-scenes support for our first work program. Eventually, with
I have taken a break from my blog as frankly, life got a little busy. Bill, all know as my husband and someone I have worked with for….over 15 years….asked if I could arrange
Many years ago, a geologist I knew was out in the field in northern Canada, head down looking at rocks-when a grizzly attacked him from behind. The unprovoked attack left him with permanent scars
The recent headline and article in the Cibola Citizen about uranium mining (May 28, 2025) caught my attention. As the President and Director of the Clean Energy Association of New Mexico, I must be
Golden Predator Mining Corp. was a publicly traded junior exploration company which operated in Canada’s Yukon. The company was led by Chief Executive Officer, Janet Lee-Sheriff, and Executive Chairman, William M. Sheriff. The Company
Mining has long been integral to human civilization, providing raw materials for building infrastructure, manufacturing goods, and powering economies. However, the traditional approach to mining has often been criticized for its negative impact on
Gold mining has been a significant industry for centuries, with many countries relying on it as a source of income. However, the process of gold mining can be shrouded in mystery and misconceptions. While
Community outreach is an essential component of Indigenous recruitment. It enables organizations to connect with Indigenous communities and build meaningful relationships that can lead to successful recruitment efforts. However, community outreach can be challenging,
Our planet Earth is a treasure trove of precious metals and stones. Each option has its unique shine that appeals to different people’s preferences. They also serve valuable functions in many industries, whether it’s
The United States is a rich source of minerals, with a diverse range of resources throughout the country. These minerals are essential to various industries, from construction to electronics to energy production. This article
Uranium mining is the process of extracting uranium ore from the earth. Uranium is a naturally occurring radioactive element used in nuclear power plants. Mining involves drilling, blasting, and removing the ore from the
Gold has long been considered a symbol of wealth, status, and power. With a rich history that dates back to ancient civilizations, the allure of this precious metal has remained strong and unwavering throughout
Gold has been a symbol of wealth and power throughout human history. The pursuit of this precious metal has driven explorers, miners, and investors to the farthest corners of the earth. The process of
Gold has been a precious metal for centuries, valued for its rarity, beauty, and usefulness. It’s no wonder that gold has been part of human history since ancient times and is a valuable asset
Mining success is an incredibly lucrative industry, not just limited to gold. With the discovery of uranium and other valuable minerals, the mining industry constantly develops and expands. This is great news for those
