RE–PEAT presents: Limbo – A collective exhibition on peatlands as terrains in flux
The youth led collective RE-PEAT is pleased to announce their first exhibition 'Limbo'.
Mannon Lewis presenting a forward look on peatland restoration in Wales. Credit Natural Resources Wales
The youth led collective RE-PEAT is pleased to announce their first exhibition 'Limbo'.
Exhibition preview November 7 from 18:00 - 21:00.
Meike van Lit and Phil Gould from the University of Glasgow explore the use of non-destructive analyses of peat samples for soil science research, and pollen analysis at Glen Devon in Scotland.…
The latest webinar from the Fens East Peat Partnership introduces an ambitious 30-year partnership project led by the RSPB delivering habitat creation across the Fens.
This interactive session will explore how upland peatlands can contribute to greenhouse gas reduction and removal while supporting viable livelihoods, biodiversity, and community wellbeing.
This interactive session will explore how upland peatlands can contribute to greenhouse gas reduction and removal while supporting viable livelihoods, biodiversity, and community wellbeing.
This interactive workshop will explore how upland peatlands can contribute to greenhouse gas reduction and removal while supporting viable livelihoods, biodiversity, and community wellbeing.
Join Dr Michael Muir from the University of Glasgow to learn how land cover and land use impact carbon cycling and water qaulity in Galloway, Scotland.
Dr Joshua Cohen, Dr Ursula Balderson and Professor Julia Martin-Ortega explore the risks of commodification of nature, peatland restoration and green finance.
Professor Jill Robbie from the University of Glasgow introduces the multidisciplinary project Rapid Engagement with Stressed Peatland Environments and Communities in Transformation (RESPECT).