At GIP, we work sustainably and continue to set new safety and performance benchmarks every single day. We are committed to achieving zero harm and enriching the lives of those in the communities in which we work and live.
Strong communities are where we draw our resources from for a successful, responsible, and sustainable business, so we have implemented a diverse range of initiatives and partnerships globally to provide mutually beneficial outcomes to our people and communities.
We aim to embed sustainability in every aspect of our projects and throughout our global operations on a social, economic, and environmental level.
We are committed to enriching the lives of those in the communities in which we work and live. Strong communities are where we draw our resources from for a successful, responsible, and sustainable business, so we have implemented a diverse range of initiatives and partnerships to provide mutually beneficial outcomes to our people and communities.
We work sustainably and continue to set new safety and performance benchmarks every single day.
To do this, we employ a range of safety tools and programs and ensure that each and every person is equipped with the knowledge and authority to maintain a safe working environment for all.
The “Chuluut Tul” project, started in 2019, focuses on conserving the Chuluut river valley and its native species – Hucho taimen. Hucho taimen is the biggest freshwater trout, and it is known as the determinant of the freshwater environment. Unfortunately, due to habitat degradation caused by human activities, the Hucho taimen population is decreased to the endangered category.
The main objective of the “Chuluut Tul” project is to create the proper reproduction environment for the grayling, lenok, and small forage fishery - pray of the taimen. Since project commencement, our trout hatchery released close to 1 million hatchlings to the river. We monitor the hatchlings all year round, and the projected survival rate of them to adulthood is approximately 20% for now. In addition, we are fighting against illegal fishing and pollution with the help of six environmental conservation teams that we developed together out of local communities while conducting extensive field research to study the river basin.
We believe that the “Chuluut Tul” project can inspire many people to become patriotic citizens who love and protect the natural environment.
Visit website click here