Links

NEW LINKS

• Colorado School of Mines Society of Economic Geologists Student Chapter

COLORADO STATE Web Sites Related to Minerals

• Colorado Department of Natural Resources
• Colorado - Minerals Regulatory Program
  Site includes: County/Operator List, Mining Claims, Memorandums of Understanding, List of fees, Teams, Aggregate Reclamation Awards slide show
• Colorado - Coal Regulatory Program
  Site includes: Mine Permit Data, Roadside Reclamation, 2002 Health and Safety and Reclamation Awards slide Show
• Colorado State Land Board
• Guidelines for Colorado Mining Leases
  The State Board of Land Commissioners (the “Board”) administers approximately four million acres of mineral lands, in addition to other lands, and is charged with the administration of these State-owned lands with the mandate to manage the development and utilization of natural resources on these lands in a manner which will conserve the long-term value of such resources, as well as existing and future uses and in a manner which will produce a reasonable and consistent income over time.

MINING ORGANIZATIONS

• National Mining Association
• American Coal Council
• Arizona Mining Association
• Denver Coal Club
• Denver Mining Club meets every Monday. Click link to get on announcement list.
• Eastern Oregon Mining Association
• Gold Institute
• Idaho Mining Association
• International Mining Professionals Society
• Mining & Metallurgical Society of America
• Montana Mining Association
• Nevada Mining Association
• Northwest Mining Association
• Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute
• Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation
• Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (SME)
• Utah Mining Association
• Wyoming Mining Association

EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES

• CMA Education Foundation Inc.- "A Total Concept of Mining"
  Summer Course for Teachers
• Mineral Information Institute
  Free educational materials for the classroom. Educational and mining museum links. Reclamation stories.
• National Coal Museum
  This museum located in Southern Illinois has taken over 70,000 people through their historic underground coal mine. If you live in the area, this is a great place to go visit. Coal geology information on the Web site.
• Western Museum of Mining and Industry
  Colorado Springs, CO

GOVERNMENT LINKS

• Colorado General Assembly U.S. Geological Survey State of Colorado
• Colorado State Geological Survey
  [This site also contains links to all U.S. State Geological Surveys - click on GeoLinks on the site.]
• Colorado Division of Wildlife
• Colorado Division of Minerals & Geology
• Department of Natural Resources
• Office of Technology Transfer, Office of Surface Mining

OTHER LINKS

• Center for Energy and Economic Development (CEED)
• Coal News
• COBRT (Colorado Business Roundtable)
• Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade
• MII Reclamation Success Stories
• Partnership For The West
• Women in Mining
• Western Business Roundtable
• Cyantists Web site
  Reliable Technical Information About Cyanide. - The Cyantists are a small group of individuals who have devoted entire careers to the scientific understanding of cyanide and its interaction with industry, the environment and society. This is a public information clearinghouse so all interested parties can quickly research the many technical properties of cyanide. The technical issues discussed surrounding cyanide and its related compounds include analysis, chemistry, environmental fate, human health and safety, animal toxicity, management, production, transportation, usage, recycling and treatment.

NOTICE

Please do not contact us about the value of old stock certificates. The Colorado Mining Association does not maintain, nor do we provide, information on the value of shares in mining companies, either modern or historic operation.