Shaping the Future of Heritage Management
How technology, collaboration and responsible data management are shaping the future of heritage management – ASAPA 2026.
Every Borehole Is an Opportunity – Integrated Drilling
Digby Wells at the IMWA Conference 2026 in South Korea: discussing Integrated drilling programmes.
Creating a Positive Legacy
Meaningful stakeholder engagement can help mining companies plan for closure earlier and create more sustainable social outcomes.
From replacement to transition: Why land-constrained resettlement needs a different livelihood model
Where replacement land is limited, resettlement planning must focus on what affected households need to rebuild sustainable livelihoods.
How hydrogeology strengthens drought resilience
In water-stressed landscapes, hydrogeology helps projects protect groundwater and make better long-term water decisions.
Our Power – Our Planet – Our Impact
In many of the environments where we work, resilience is shaped by constraint, ecological sensitivity and the need for better decisions.
The Risk You’re Not Measuring: Ecosystem Service Vulnerability
Why ecosystem service vulnerability belongs in every extractives risk register – and what it means for resilience, disclosure and social licence.
Digby Wells Maintains Level 1 B-BBEE Status for the Third Year Running
Digby Wells has maintained Level 1 B-BBEE status. Discover what sits behind the rating – from bursaries and internships to enterprise and supplier development.
Richard McDonald Appointed as Chief Executive Officer
Richard McDonald steps up from CFO to run Digby Wells Environmental from the 1st June 2026.
Shifting Who Is Heard: Our IWD26 Commitment
IWD26 asks something quite demanding of all of us: to live the words “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls,” not just quote them.