Terryn is an environmental engineer with over ten years’ of experience in remediation and reclamation, with a passion for mining and mine closure. She has worked on closure plans, optimisation studies, and gap analyses for all major commodities in locales including North and South America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. Terryn is passionate about integrating closure into mining lifecycles, and developing closure plans that are not just compliant, but meet the needs and wants of stakeholders and local land users by engaging early and often.
ERM is proud to sponsor the ACG Mine Closure 2025 conference, taking place from 23–25 September in Luleå, Sweden. As a global leader in sustainability and environmental consulting, ERM is committed to advancing responsible mine closure practices that are technically robust, socially inclusive, and environmentally sustainable.
In addition to our sponsorship, ERM will be actively contributing to the conference through a dedicated workshop titled “Integrating Indigenous Perspectives and Traditional Knowledge into Closure Planning: Opportunities for Practical Application”. Co-hosted with Agnico Eagle, this workshop will explore how Indigenous knowledge and perspectives—particularly from circumpolar regions. Topics will include climate change adaptation, culturally relevant monitoring programs, and the intersection of Indigenous knowledge with western science in closure planning.
We look forward to engaging with industry leaders, researchers, and community representatives at ACG Mine Closure 2025 to share insights, foster collaboration, and shape the future of sustainable mine closure.