Waters and Lands Acknowledgement
Respecting Our Neighbors
Metallic Minerals US Inc. is committed to responsible mineral exploration, emphasizing Tribal and Puebloan, historical, cultural, and environmental stewardship, and respect for the local Native governments, leaders and members connected to the waters we utilize and the lands we work on.
We fully recognize the deep historical and cultural ties the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, Southern Ute Indian Tribe, Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah & Ouray Reservation, the Pueblos of New Mexico and Arizona, and the Navajo Nation have to the four corners region, and it is of utmost importance to us to engage in a manner that honors and respects these connections.
The accompanying map shows La Plata Project location amongst ancestral native territories.
Source: nativelands.ca
A MESSAGE TO OUR COMMUNITY
Thank you to everyone who has engaged with us over the past several months.
Whether it’s been at our community open houses, in one-on-one conversations, or through email,
community members have shared questions and perspectives on everything from water and wildlife to recreation and corporate structure.
We spent the time since to carefully organize what we heard and use it to update our public information.
Today we’re sharing our “What We Heard” document:
What We Heard — Spring 2026 — a record of the questions and concerns raised through recent community engagement, organized by theme.
Both documents are available below. Please reach out if you have any further questions!
For more information, please email: info@laplataproject.com