WellDunn Exploration

08/09/2021

Meet Madison! Madison directs all the field operations and exploration programs at WellDunn. This covers everything from field logistics to client deliverables. She brings over 10 years of experience in geothermal exploration, clean energy development, marketing and exploration. We are so lucky to have Madison!

08/05/2021

Field days are hat days with the WellDunn crew! We finally got a group shot, featuring world-renowned Colin Dunn!

08/03/2021

Patrick’s Pics 📸

Wouldn’t this be a nice view to wake up to?

07/30/2021

We are back with another episode of Raj's Rocks! 🪨

This time we’ve got obsidian! This rock is formed by the rapid cooling of lava. Known as "nature's glass", it is slightly stronger than window glass. Although based on this rock's dark colour, it would make a better wall than a window… or an obsidian arrow would be pretty cool

07/29/2021

Patrick’s Pics 📸 What could they be talking about?

07/28/2021

Meet Raj! 🎣

As a geoscientist, Raj brings extensive technical and corporate experience. He has previously worked on geology projects spanning to Asia, the Middle East and Africa. Raj is a prized member of our team!

07/26/2021

Doug’s Drones 👀

07/23/2021

Let’s explore!

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07/22/2021

Madi’s Metaphors, water geochemistry!

07/20/2021

Exciting things happening at Meager Creek 👀 Stay tuned!

07/20/2021

Doug’s Drones📷🚁

This beautiful drone shot is at Mabel Lake British Columbia. Drone shots are a tricky yet incredible way to capture amazing aerial footage and is the easiest way for our team to pinpoint certain locations that are hard to see.

07/19/2021

Meet Doug!

As an exploration geoscientist and UAV specialist for WellDunn, Doug oversees UAV operations and leads our organization in its geologic 3D modelling of various resources. Doug is a registered GIT and member of APEGA. We are lucky to have him on our team.

07/19/2021

Raj’s Rocks 🪨

Don’t be fooled, this is not gold. Derived from the greek word pyr (fire) because it emits a spark when struck by metal, this mineral has a brass-yellow colour and metallic lustre.

07/15/2021

Where could this take us?

07/13/2021

Very informative page from the Vancouver Sun about the changing conditions of wildfires across BC. We hope that everyone is staying safe.



http://ow.ly/aRSz50FvadX

View our auto-updating wildfire tracker and get the latest information on wildfires in British Columbia.

07/13/2021

Reconnaissance Energy Africa has shocked the oil industry after publishing their initial 3-well drill program using 100% and drilling fluids in Namibia’s 6.3-million-acre Kavango Basin.

http://ow.ly/B69450FuuNk

A small Canadian driller has captured what we think may end up being the most exciting oil exploration basin on the planet, and some early positive news could push the company into the spotlight

07/12/2021

Would you swim here?

07/11/2021

According to experts, it will cost roughly $75 billion to zero out greenhouse gases from oil sands by 2050. Half of the cuts will come from capturing at local sites and the other half will come from sequestering it deep in the ground.

http://ow.ly/UI6b50FsXq0

(Bloomberg) -- It will cost about C$75 billion ($60 billion) to zero out greenhouse gases from oil sands operations by 2050, with a good deal of the costs borne by taxpayers and many loose ends yet to be tied up, according to two of the Canadian industry’s top CEOs.To achieve the goal announced la...