a large mine remediation project in the Northwest Territories. Notable mining endeavors include support for major initiatives on a variety of minerals in BC, Saskatchewan, Yukon, Northwest Territory and Nunavut. “So, lots of coal, lots of copper, gold, lots of precious minerals in the north are being looked at,” details Emerson. “We don’t really discriminate, because it’s all essential for business and for global needs, for sure.” He suggests that Triton’s environmental expertise is highly transferable across regions, adding, “The environmental requirements are all very similar. We really focus on fish, aquatics, wildlife, and terrestrial elements, which makes our work adaptable to different jurisdictions.” In addition to mining, Triton has played a key role in major energy infrastructure projects.These largescale projects emphasize indigenous partnerships and long-term relationships with local communities. “When you’re building these huge projects, there’s a lot of community and Indigenous considerations,” Emerson asserts.“One of the things that’s always set Triton apart is that local connection to the projects, the infrastructure, the economy that’s so important for those communities.” He stresses the importance of the longstanding iIndigenous partnerships that are a major part of the environmental work that 181 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 11, ISSUE 12 TRITON ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS
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