Quadro Resources Ltd. announce exploration and drill programs for 2021 at its three 100% owned properties in Newfoundland: Staghorn, Long Lake, and Glenwood (Yellow Fox/Careless Cove). A multi-phase and multi-project field program is planned for each of the Newfoundland properties. Exploration program details and results for each will be released separately. Survey work including soils magnetics, geology and possibly IP surveying will be carried out. A total of 4,000 meters is slated for follow-up and step-out drilling at Staghorn and first-ever drill testing at Long Lake and Glenwood. These programs will be spread out over the initial eight months of 2021 with a contingency for follow-up of positive results. Initially, drilling will follow up on recent drill results at the Staghorn project included 3.22 g/t Au over 5.0 m from the newly discovered Marks Pond Zone. Field surveys and drilling will commence in late spring at the Long Lake project where soil sampling and prospecting has defined a 700 m long gold target highlighted by a strong Au-in-soil anomaly and a number of float samples with values up to 33.65 g/t Au. Both Staghorn and Long Lake properties are located within the auriferous "Cape Ray Fault Corridor", proximal to Marathon Gold's Valentine Lake deposits. The third project at Careless Cove and Yellow Fox properties (collectively the Glenwood project) is located 170 km to the northeast of the Staghorn/Long Lake projects and is adjacent to New Found Gold Corp.'s Queensway project in the Glenwood area, where recent analysis of multiple high grade gold intersections have led to the decision to double New Found Gold Corp.'s current drill program to 200,000 meters. New Found Gold Corp.'s results continue to impress with recent intersections including 18.1 g/t Au over 6.5 m from a new discovery along the Appleton fault and 2 km north of its high grade Keats Zone. Previous results on Quadro's claims include 59.413g/t Au from the main Yellow Fox showing and 11.8g/t Au in grab samples at Careless Cove.