Building fire resilience, nature's way
In this guest blog, RSPB Senior Policy Officer Tom Aspinall presents his views on the journey from fire risk to resilience for UK peatlands.
Bog cranberry (Vaccinium oxycoccos). Credit Emma Hinchliffe
In this guest blog, RSPB Senior Policy Officer Tom Aspinall presents his views on the journey from fire risk to resilience for UK peatlands.
Anna Chilvers and Clare Shaw introduce a guide to good writing for people who work in peat protection and restoration.
Our guest blog from #PeatConf26 sponsors BeadaMoss celebrates their work to support peatland restoration in Northern Germany using micropropagated Sphagnum moss.
In this guest blog, Dylan Young and colleagues from the University of Leeds introduce a new, community‑led approach making peatland data easier to share, combine and use - without changing how it’…
To celebrate the start of Peat Free April, we answer some common questions about peat and peatlands from growers and gardeners.
IUCN UK Peatland Programme Director, Emma Hinchliffe, reflects on the Environmental Audit Committee session on ‘Peatlands: natural and environmental benefits and impacts’ (4 March 26).
In our latest guest blog, two of the young people who took part in Peat-Fest South-West share their experiences of this regional celebration of peatland heritage.
Jim McAdam from Queen's University Belfast introduces the peatlands of the Falkland Islands, the challenges faced by the sheep farming community as climate change progresses, and a proposed…
IUCN UK Peatland Programme Director, Emma Hinchliffe, reflects on the latest strategic plan for Scottish peatlands. Released by Scottish Government today (15th December) the plan represents a…