Reclamation program consists in mitigate environmental impacts by re-establishing the capability of the affected areas. The reclamation process deals with water and air quality, erosion, disturbance of wildlife and aquatic habitats and, as the last phase the mining cycle, reclamation generally includes replacement of soil and revegetation. The BC mining plan (2007), published by The Ministry of Energy Mines and Petroleum Resources of British Columbia, states that although the reclamation phase is the last step in the mining process, “reclamation of sites begins during operations and continues after closure until the land is once again productive”.