Ron Berdahl, BSc

Ron Berdahl is a long-time Yukon prospector, active in the Territory for more than three decades and awarded the Yukon's "Prospector of the Year" honour in 1997.  His discovery credits include the Andrew Zn-Pb deposit and the Lened emerald occurrence, the first emerald find in Canada's north.  Berdahl was among the first to recognize the Carlin-style gold potential of the Selwyn Basin during the mid 2000s.  In addition to other discoveries throughout the territory, his work has uncovered new potential in many older and otherwise abandoned projects.  He has been a primary player in the strategic assembly of several district-scale gold, tungsten and uranium packages in Canada and the USA.

 

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Scott Berdahl, MBA, MSc, PGeo

Scott Berdahl is a professional geologist registered with Engineers and Geoscientists BC. He studied geology, aerospace engineering and writing at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, obtaining a BSc in Geology and an MS in Science Writing. He also completed an MSc in Earth Science and Engineering at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia, with a focus on spatial statistics, and an MBA at INSEAD in France and Singapore. He has worked in mineral exploration across two decades, and has experience in a wide range of cultures and climates.  He currently serves on the Association of Mineral Exploration's Roundup Committee, as co-chair of the Prospector's Tent.

 

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Andrew Berdahl, PhD

Andrew Berdahl is an assistant professor at the University of Washington and serves 18526 Yukon Inc. in an advisory role.  He obtained his PhD in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from Princeton University in 2014, following an MSc in Physics from the University of Calgary, and a BSc in Physics from the University of Waterloo. He has been instrumental in past 18526 Yukon Inc. projects, including geochemical sampling programs and land acquisitions in Canada and the United States.