JOIN SDSG PRESIDENT LUKE DANIELSON FOR 2026 MINING FIELD COURSE
Are you an undergraduate, graduate student, or working professional interested in learning more about environmental remediation, mine reclamation, and minerals assessment? Join our co-Founder and President Luke Danielson as part of an exciting six-day field study course offered by The Western Alliance for Reclamation Management (WARM), in partnership with the Society of Economic Geologists. The course aims to provide participants with essential skills for careers in mining and reclamation such as conducting site evaluations, collecting samples, and documenting findings using industry protocols and standards. Click the image on the right to download the promotional flyer or here learn more or register now!
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We use research, practice, and teaching to provide guidance to communities, companies, and governments on law and policy frameworks that advance best practices for sustainable energy and natural resource development.
Programs
SDSG’s core programs represent the foundation of our mission to promote equitable, inclusive, and sustainable development. From protecting Indigenous rights to ensuring responsible mineral governance, each program guides a set of projects addressing the world’s most pressing social and environmental challenges.
SErvices
SDSG performs consultancies exclusively to further our mission and for the public good. We provide comprehensive research services and conduct capacity development trainings on natural resource policy for civil society organizations, companies, governments and aid agencies. SDSG also provides impact advisory services to philanthropic foundations, impact investors and grant-making agencies.
SDSG is an independent nonprofit research institute
advancing best practices for the sustainable management
of renewable energy and natural resources
What does SDSG do?
We advance sustainable development through research, education, and direct collaboration with communities and governments.
Where does SDSG operate?
We work globally, with projects across Latin America, North America, Africa, and Asia.
How can I support SDSG?
You can support our work by donating, subscribing to our newsletter, or exploring volunteer and partnership opportunities.
