Explore LIFE Peat Restore’s key outputs here The LIFE Peat Restore (LPR) team, composed of 9 partners across 5 countries (Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia), have successfully concluded their goals. The most relevant aim of all has been achieved, and that is none other, than the restoration of over 5,300 hectares of degraded peatlands. … read more
On July 9–12, 2019, an international conference organised by IAB (International Association of Bryologists), iMOSS (International Molecular Moss Science Society) and SEB (Spanish Bryological Association) was held at the Royal Botanical Garden in Madrid, Spain. Approximately 150 bryologists from 40 countries addressed topics related to bryophyte ecology, biogeography and nature conservation, as well as usage … read more
The overall objective of the project Life Peat Restore is the reduction of the greenhouse gases emission of peatlands on the project sites. One of the aims of project is to contribute in significant way the halting the loss of biodiversity and degradation of ecosystem services. Many specialized species inhabit natural peatlands, making them critical … read more
