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Community Involvement

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Our company is committed to making a positive and lasting impact in the communities where we operate. We recognize that our success is closely tied to the prosperity of the local residents.

With over 280 employees at the San Martin mine, Starcore endeavors to create initiatives that will encourage community development and pride. Our philosophy on corporate responsibility is to instill environmental awareness in our community’s families.

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We are especially proud of our business practices that are designed to sustain environmental sensitivity, inspiring each individual to be mindful of the economic, environmental and social issues that will impact the community’s future and the future of our shareholders

Starcore supports the local schools in San Martin with generous contributions to their programs. A significant number of children in our community have at least one parent employed at the mine. Recognizing this strong connection, we regularly invite the children to visit our facilities, where they can gain firsthand insight into the mining industry. These visits provide an opportunity to learn about our operations, observe the rigorous safety practices that protect their parents, and understand the steps we take to safeguard the environment. By engaging with the next generation in this way, we aim to foster awareness, inspire curiosity, and strengthen the bond between our company and the families who are an integral part of our success.

We sponsor the annual summer camp “Curso de Verano” which provides activities for the local children during their summer vacation. The activities include a tour of the mine, inspecting the plant nursery and the vegetable patches, checking out rock samples, painting pictures, making treats plus a visit to a water park and much more. The photographs below were taken from “Curso de Verano” 2025.

Environment Protection

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Our approach to environmental stewardship is rooted in practical action and long-term responsibility. From supporting reforestation and local food production to investing in advanced tailings management, we focus on reducing our environmental impact while contributing positively to the ecosystems and communities around us. Through ongoing compliance, innovation, and care, we are committed to responsible operations today and into the future.

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In September 2024 we received approval from the Mexican environmental authority, the Direccion General de Impacto y Riesgo Ambiental (DGIRA) (General Deputy for Environmental Control), to extend the term for Starcore’s management of its dry stack tailings at the San Martin Mine. The extension of the environmental permit gives Starcore an additional ten years of life expectancy for the Company’s handling of its tailings. The Company submitted its environmental risk studies to the Mexican authorities, which included technical updates and modifications to its dry stack tailings from the mine operations. Starcore will continue to comply with the DGIRA requirements including mitigation, prevention and compensation as detailed in the Environmental Impact Assessment, The Company will also continue to comply with the implementation of any corrective measures ordered by the Mexican authorities.

  • Our nursery specializes in cultivating plants essential for reforestation efforts, contributing to the restoration of ecosystems by reproducing an estimated 10,000 plants per year.
  • Our reforestation plan provides for an estimated 7,500 plants to be planted every year from May to July.
  • Our greenhouse and vegetable gardens provide a steady supply of fresh vegetables. We also buy from local suppliers when necessary.
  • Our dry stack tailings process means we recycle more of our process solutions within the plant. This is a much more expensive practice to implement but shows our commitment to reclamation and the environment. This effectively reduces our water consumption and eliminates the risk of discharging harmful solutions into the environment. The tailing dams require strict environmental and operational control due to the proximity of the San Martín community. The arid ecosystem provides for predominantly shrub vegetation cover which contributes to soil stability. A sign of the stability maintained in this environment is the abundance of cacti species.
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Photo Gallery

Children enjoying activities for Curso de Verano 2025, kitchen staff preparing a healthy meal, a vibrant and healthy prepared salad, tomatoes growing in the greenhouse, employees training for medical emergencies and volunteer fire fighters receiving their certificates.

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