Pulacayo Project Feasibility Study - Apogee Silver

Pulacayo 1 000 t/d Phase I Feasibility Study - NI 43-101 Technical Report
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Increased barrier effect (removal of wildlife, disruption of migration processes, and
subdivision of populations).
Establish of disease vector species.
Significantly, no impact on this factor is critical. Therefore, we present the following measures:
Develop programs of importance on local wildlife.
Construction of access roads that do not interfere with important existing ecosystems,
home to the terrestrial and aquatic fauna, and signaling traffic areas of wild and domestic
animals.
Only the necessary vegetation should be removed and animal nests and local
ecosystems preserved. Programs on the importance of local and regional biodiversity will
be developed
20.4.1.5 Vegetation
The impacts of this factor are:
Modification of the floristic composition.
Decrease of species of local use.
Fragmentation of vegetation layer.
Introduction of invasive plant species.
Altered states of vegetation succession.
In this subject, none of the impacts was rated as Critical. Therefore, the following measures are
presented:
Training programs focused on the importance of local vegetation will be made.
A plan for re-vegetation of intervened areas will be established.
Plant barriers should be introduced and the reshaping of land forms.
Non-native species will be forbidden in the area.
Access roads shall not interfere with important existing ecosystems with peculiar
vegetation types.
20.4.1.6 Social Media
The negative impacts associated with the social factor are:
Damage to the lifestyle, routine, habits.
Alteration of current land use
Health effects of population
Increased uncertainty (risk of accidents)
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