I wouldn't want to give them a get out of jail free card if they have acquired a property that has historic mining waste that they are legally obliged to clean up, but if they are just working next door to abandoned mines and they have no legal interest in those mines and they want to help clean them up, I think they should be Good Samaritans.
Lamborn discusses the conditions under which Good Samaritans should be allowed to help clean up mining waste.
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