Fjordland recently acquired 100% interest in the Moffat property consisting of eleven new claims totalling 4,548 hectares. The property is located about 30 kilometres south of Horsefly in central British Columbia.

The new property is situated approximately southeast of the Woodjam Joint Venture’s (60% Fjordland and 40% Cariboo Rose Resources Ltd) newly discovered Southeast Zone copper-molybdenum-gold mineralization on its “Woodjam South” property, where drilling of hole WJ-08-84 in 2008 intercepted 201 metres grading 1.01% copper and 0.44 g/t gold. The Moffat property adjoins the Woodjam South property to the south.

The Moffat property includes the Harrison Creek occurrence, discovered by the BC Geological Survey Branch (GSB) during its 2008 mapping program. The occurrence was exposed as a result of logging, and comprises pyrite, chalcopyrite, magnetite and malachite within and along quartz-epidote-potash feldspar veins that cut monzodiorite. A grab sample of this mineralized vein material, taken by the GSB, returned 1671 ppm copper, 1432 ppm silver and 105 ppb gold.

During a recent visit to the area, Fjordland geologists noted extensive areas of recent logging activities that have exposed numerous new outcrops of a similar geological nature as noted above. The Company is looking forward to conducting follow-up work.