Peatlands and greenhouse gases: insights from upland and lowland peatlands

Expanse of flowering cotton grass in the setting sun.

Cotton grass on a midsummer's evening. Credit: Pete Quinn.

Peatlands and greenhouse gases: insights from upland and lowland peatlands

Online
Join the International Mire Conservation Group and Peat Early Career Researcher Action Team for the second Peatland Wisdom Hub webinar.

Event details

Date

Time
8:00am - 9:30am

About the event

What can degraded and recovering peatlands tell us about greenhouse gas emissions? Join IMCG and Peat ECR for the second Peatland Wisdom Hub webinar, featuring three speakers exploring research across upland and lowland peatlands in both hemispheres.

Speakers

 

Tatiana Minayeva (Care for Ecosystems Consultancy, Germany)

Global overview: the principles of peatland management from a landscape approach

 

Charuni Jayasekara (Queensland University of Technology, Australia)

Degraded peatlands: above- and belowground carbon dynamics in a degraded mountain peatland in Australia

 

Mohammed "Md" Shamsuzzaman (South East Technological University, Ireland)

Restored peatlands: greenhouse gas emissions following hydrological restoration in a nature-protected UK peatland

 

Explore greenhouse gas emissions across contrasting peatland conditions — and gain insights from these three speakers.

This session will be recorded and later shared for those unable to attend.
We look forward to welcoming you!

Booking

Price

Free