Care-Peat

05/09/2023

Unboxing for symposium. Preparations are in full swing now.

Our conference is fully booked but you still can register for online participation. See you soon in Antwerp?

https://sites.google.com/view/powertothepeatlands/home

17/05/2023

75% sold out!

With more than 350 registrations, our symposium ‘Power to the Peatlands’ is starting to reach cruising speed.

Do not wait too long to register and discover our advanced programme below

https://sites.google.com/view/powertothepeatlands/home

21/04/2023

Want to be part of the future for Irish peatlands?

The University of Galway, in collaboration with our project Care-Peat, is carrying out a survey aimed at farmers and landowners regarding the future use of peatlands in Ireland.

Take part in our survey and let us know where you stand:

If you are a farmer or land owner in Ireland who wants a climate friendly income, this survey is for you. The survey will take under 10 minutes to complete. PARTICIPANT INFORMATION The University of Galway is carrying out a survey on the attitudes of farmers and landowners toward alternative uses of...

20/04/2023

Encounter in Wales - Sphagnum in a bag - how to calculate carbon fluxes

discover it all in our most recent newsletter 👇
https://bit.ly/3mP1MIP

11/03/2023

23/02/2023

Registration is open, everyone!

Be part of Europe's biggest peatland symposium, where we zoom in on differ. aspects of peatland restoration:

scientific 👩‍🔬
management 👨‍🌾
policy 🤵‍♀️
field visits 🦆

> Register, all info & call for abstracts (we want you!): https://bit.ly/3xKv25i

07/02/2023

Harm Schoten, director Eurosite - the European Land Conservation Network and partner of the Care-Peat project:

“Never thought I would have to do the Baywatch walk. And that in a soggy meadow. Ok then. All for a good cause. Curious? Watch the🎥 and find out what that good cause is.”👇

06/02/2023

20/01/2023

Yes, it's true: water is in the genes of the Dutch.

Discover in our new 📽️ how partner
Natuurmonumenten combines (peat)heritage and nature management in their beautiful local peat project. Around 10 hectares of 'peat pits' were dug @ De Wieden.

in this pilot site we created peat pits. By doing this, more space becomes available for water plants to grow. In these pits, plants can capture carbon and s...

22/12/2022

Adventures in Brussels, final conference and new videos: discover it all in our brand-new newsletter.

>>https://bit.ly/3BSPIdH

Happy holidays everyone!