Information Sheets
Gonneville Project Information Sheets
Information sheets outlining the Gonneville Project and the environmental approvals process have moved.
These info sheets are now located on the new Gonneville Project community website – click the link below to visit the new page.
Gonneville Project Overview
The Gonneville Project is a critical minerals mine development, located on Chalice-owned farmland approximately 70km north-east of Perth in the Wheatbelt region. Read the info sheet to learn more about the Project, critical minerals and potential benefits for local communities.
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Exploration in the West Yilgarn Province
Chalice’s major greenfield discovery in early 2020, the Gonneville Project, defines a new mineral province in Western Australia – the West Yilgarn Nickel-Copper-Platinum Group Element Province
Please download the West Yilgarn Exploration Information Sheet for more information on Chalice’s exploration in the region.
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Critical Minerals and the Chalice Portfolio
Chalice is committed to responsibly discovering and developing new mineral deposits that provide the key metals which are critical to decarbonisation. The critical and strategic minerals Chalice is exploring for are required in large quanitites to decarbonise and address climate change.
Please download the Critical Minerals Information Sheet for more information on the minerals Chalice are exploring for.
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Managing Dieback
Chalice is committed to strong environmental stewardship, including strict dieback management protocols to minimise the impact of our exploration in the areas where we operate.
Please download the Dieback Information Sheet for more information on Chalice’s management approach
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Exploration and Land Access
For further information on exploration methods and land access, the following Fact Sheets have been independently prepared by the Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC).
Further resources can also be found on the AMEC website at www.amec.org.au or via phone on 1300 738 184.