Nevada Organic Phosphate (CSE:NOP) has mobilised its environmental consultants and exploration team to the Murdock Mountain Property, as the company kicks off its 2026 field season.
Following weather delays, the crews have begun environmental baseline work, access inspections, and field preparations.
This early mobilisation ensures that the company’s activities are in alignment with regulatory and environmental requirements, in line with their commitment to responsible development.
CEO Robin Dow says that the team is “excited to be back on the ground” preparing the drill program at Murdock Mountain.
“The improved weather has allowed our teams to mobilise earlier than expected, and we look forward to building on last year’s momentum as we work to further unlock the project’s potential.”
Director Garry Smith also has highlighted the broader scope of the project.
“In addition to the upcoming drilling, we are also beginning the exploration of the three additional lease applications. These areas represent meaningful upside for the company, and our team is looking forward to evaluating their geological potential as part of this season’s expanded program.”
Nevada Organic Phosphate notes that investor interest is building as the 2026 field season kicks off, having been featured in a spotlight by BTV.
Nevada Organic Phosphate is a junior exploration company focused on the Murdock Mountain phosphate project in Nevada, US.
Write to Amy Rotman at Mining.com.au
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