Some mining operations seek individually specialized mining consultants while others use a consulting company or group to access more comprehensive expertise.

Staking a mining claim is the legal process of claiming the right to extract minerals from a designated area of public land. Mining claims are typically staked on federal lands managed either by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) or the US Forest Service. In certain situations it is also possible to stake a claim on private land if you seek permission from the landowner and verify that the land has not already been claimed.

Mineral exploration can include different methods depending on the stage of exploration and evidence of a potential deposit. Here are 5 examples of mineral exploration.

What is a mineral reserve, what is a mineral resource, and how do the two differ? It comes down to economic viability. Here’s what to know.

Rangefront offers both direct-hire and contract labor services, but what is the difference and how do you know which you need?

An NI 43-101 Report is a technical report used to provide a concise and accurate summary of a mineral project to potential investors.