Crayfish are a fantastic example of the sorts of species that thrive following mineral extraction work. Buglife are working on a Crayfish project at present, mostly focussing on the South West region. It might be worth contacting them directly to discuss, a link to a summary of their work is below. http://www.buglife.org.uk/conservation/currentprojects...

Thanks Tim This is a fantastic selection of guidance material. We will work to add these to our resources pages. Very keen to learn more about examples of sites where biodiversity and geodiversity issues have been considered together in practice - perhaps you could suggest some sites as potential case studies? Grateful for your contribution. Best regards...

Does anyone have any case-studies (UK or beyond) of restored quarries being managed for white-clawed crayfish conservation? I am aware of one in Yorkshire, any others to date? Many thanks, Paula