Drill Hole CAR-009 Intersects 171.8 Meter Gold Zone 

VANCOUVER, BC - Evolving Gold Corp. reported that drill hole CAR-009 on its Carlin project, in Nevada, has intersected 171.8 meters at 0.31 gpt Au (564 feet at 0.009 opt Au). This is the thickest gold zone so far intersected in the Company's drilling on the Carlin project. The intersection includes 1.1 meters at 7.79 gpt Au (3.5 feet at 0.227 opt Au) which is hosted by a highly altered igneous dike.

Drill hole CAR-009 is located approximately 185 meters (600 feet) southeast of hole CAR-007, which intersected 18.3 meters at 11.7 gpt Au (60 feet at 0.340 opt Au), and 405 meters (1,320 feet) northwest of hole CAR-002, the first Evolving Gold drill hole to intersect gold mineralization at Carlin. CAR-009 intersected gold mineralization in favorable stratigraphic units similar to the gold bearing units in previous drill holes. The highest grade encountered in CAR-009, 1.1 meter at 7.79 gpt Au (3.5 feet at 0.227 opt Au), is hosted by a highly altered igneous dike. The Company interprets the gold mineralization in CAR-009, along with highly anomalous arsenic and antimony, as potentially peripheral or halo mineralization to higher grade gold mineralization, such as was intersected in CAR-007. All four of the Company's core holes, drilled along a strike length of about 800 meters of the Carlin Trend have intersected significant gold mineralization, including high grades in drill hole CAR-007. These drill holes have tested the first of 24 targets that Evolving Gold has identified on its large land package of approximately 145 square kilometers (56 square miles). President Quinton Hennigh said, "The consistent presence of gold in our drill holes at Carlin is extremely encouraging. We interpret the widespread and thick zones of gold, regardless of the grade of the intersections, as demonstrating the presence of a large scale gold system. The high grades associated with the altered igneous dike are particularly encouraging, as they suggest the potential for a major deep-seated structure, a possible feeder zone." Hole CAR-009 was completed on June 22 at a depth of 1,307.5 meters (4,289 feet). Evolving Gold currently holds one of the largest land positions on the Carlin Trend. Approximately one third of this land is part of the Carlin project, subject to an agreement with subsidiaries of Newmont Mining Corporation. The remaining two thirds of the land package constitute the Humboldt project which is controlled 100 percent by Evolving Gold. "We recently completed a detailed gravity survey covering the entire property, both the Carlin and Humboldt projects," continues Hennigh. "This survey identified at least 24 additional targets for initial drill testing. We have a long way to go to properly test our very large land package, but we are very encouraged by what we have seen in our drilling to date." The Company is presently drilling its first hole on the 100% controlled Humboldt project, with completion expected within a month. As a result of the recently completed placement with Goldcorp, the Company will expand its drill program this summer with an additional drill rig, and plans to drill at least seven additional high priority targets this year on the Carlin and Humboldt projects. The Company has completed two property transactions, acquiring seventy Federal Lode Mining Claims in the Carlin and Humboldt project areas. Annual payments for the combined agreements escalate to a maximum of US$45,000 per year. In the case of both agreements, the Company has the option to issue the lessor 50,000 Evolving Gold shares on the fifth anniversary, to maintain the agreements, and an additional 100,000 Evolving Gold shares upon the initiation of commercial production. Three core rigs are presently operating at Rattlesnake Hills. Approximately two thirds of planned 2010 drilling will be infill and step-out at North Stock and Antelope Basin, and one third will test additional targets, including the porphyry zone discovered in 2009 in drilling southeast of North Stock. The Company has completed approximately 25% of its planned 20,000 meter (65,600 feet) diamond drill program in the Rattlesnake Hills. Twenty holes totaling approximately 5,000 m (16,400 feet) have been drilled, mainly testing extensions of the North Stock and Antelope Basin zones. Regulators recently approved an expansion of the Company's drill permit, which will allow the Company to commence road and pad construction on several of the new exploration targets. The Company has initiated the first deep drill test of the porphyry target southeast of North Stock. This will follow up on stockwork mineralization in schist grading as high as 7.0 gpt gold in the bottom of drill hole RSC- 006, and mineralized porphyry dikes grading as high as 8.2 gpt gold in drill hole RSC-027. Coupled with the distribution and intensity of potassic alteration and the nearby mineralized porphyry dikes in RSC-027, the mineralization at the bottom of RSC-006 is interpreted as potentially peripheral to a mineralized porphyry. The company's address is 1980, 1075 West Georgia Street, Vancouver BC V6E 3C9, 604.685.6375, fax: 604.909.1163, email: [email protected].