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Mineral wastes, particularly those from ancient metalliferous operations, provide an evolutionary theatre where the long-term impacts of natural selection can be observed on organisms able to colonise an environment where few species can survive. Darwin’s vision of ‘survival of the fittest’ applies dramatically in such extreme environments where metal toxicities may be powerful and clear-cut. Plant materials selected from these sites provide a wealth of pre-adapted genotypes for exploitation in mine site rehabilitation and ecosystem restoration.

A Darwinian approach to mine closure and restoration