National Landscape restores peatlands for twenty years
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the North Pennines National Landscape team’s peatland work.
LIFEquake project site at Dowrog Common in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Credit: LIFEquake project, Natural Resources Wales.
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of the North Pennines National Landscape team’s peatland work.
The British Dragonfly Society has been working with landowners and contractors in Scotland to make hundreds of bog pools more resilient to climate change.
The IUCN UK Peatland Programme is seeking nominations for those who have made an outstanding contribution to peatland conservation from all walks of life, career stages and sectors.
Unearthing the history of the Isle of Man has engaged local interest in peatland restoration.
A Neolithic or Bronze Age burial cairn, estimated to be around 3000-5000 years old, has been discovered at The Murrins Area of Special Scientific Interest, near Omagh, during major peatland…
A new film from the South West Peatland Partnership shares the optimism, hard work, monitoring and partnership behind bringing these peatlands back to life in the South West.
Moors for the Future Partnership is set to deliver its most ambitious peatland conservation programme to date, bringing benefits to investors, nature and the public at a trailblazing scale.
Harper Adams University is inviting farmers and landowners who manage lowland agricultural peat soils anywhere in the UK to take part in a nationwide research survey.
Our latest species showcase highlights the importance of healthy peatland landscapes that form part of a mosaic of connected habitats.
Core targets for peatlands were agreed at this year's United Nations Climate Change Conference.