The Alaska DNR has received a Miscellaneous Land Use Permit Modification from Explor Geoscience USA to extend two 2‑D seismic lines near the Stump Lake/Beluga River area, adding roughly 9.7 miles to the existing 20‑mile survey. The modification keeps the original scope—geophysical data acquisition using lightweight Sercel ACCEL nodes and mini‑hole dynamite sources—while expanding line 1A by 6.1 miles and line 1C by 3.6 miles. Work is slated to begin 1 Nov 2026, with mobilization, source deployment, data acquisition, and demobilization completing by early February 2027. Only one of two survey options will be executed, and the permit remains valid through 2030. Comments on the modification are accepted until 21 Oct 2026.
• Extend two 2‑D seismic lines (~20 mi total) in the Stump Lake/Beluga River region
• Use portable hand‑drill, mini‑hole dynamite sources, and lightweight receiver nodes
• Project schedule: 1 Nov 2026 – 3 Feb 2027 (≈3 months)
• Permit modification ID MLUPCI‑25‑001; public comment deadline 21 Oct 2026
• No changes to waste, staging, cultural resources, or fish streams
• Primary contact: Allan Chatenay, President, Explor Geoscience USA
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