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  2. Peatland restoration - Wikipedia

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    The Rimba Raya Biodiversity Reserve, nearly the size of Singapore, consists of 64,000 hectares of bio-diverse tropical peat swamp forest that contain as much as 1,000 plant and animal species per hectare and is one of the most highly endangered ecosystems on the planet. The project area and ongoing initiatives focus on environmental ...

  3. Peat - Wikipedia

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    Peat "hags" are a form of erosion that occur at the sides of gullies that cut into the peat; they sometimes also occur in isolation. [80] Hags may result when flowing water cuts downwards into the peat and when fire or overgrazing exposes the peat surface. Once the peat is exposed in these ways, it is prone to further erosion by wind, water and ...

  4. Peat in Finland - Wikipedia

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    Finland's environmental administration has a new project studying water pollution from the peat collection areas. Local people have complained of water pollution. The new studies show 20-fold differences between samples. The EIA counts only the largest particles that are only about 10% of total. The heavy rain showers have been previously ignored.

  5. Peat project begins to save 4,000 tonnes of carbon - AOL

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    The Great Fen project will create wetlands to benefit wildlife and store CO2.

  6. Wicken Fen marks 125 years with £1.8m peat project - AOL

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    The National Trust plans to restore 531 acres (215ha) of peat at its first nature reserve. Wicken Fen marks 125 years with £1.8m peat project Skip to main content

  7. Peatland - Wikipedia

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    Water passing through peat declines in nutrients and pH. Therefore, mires are typically nutrient-poor and acidic unless the inflow of groundwater (bringing in supplementary cations) is high. [16] Generally, whenever the inputs of carbon into the soil from dead organic matter exceed the carbon outputs via organic matter decomposition, peat is ...

  8. Peat swamp forest - Wikipedia

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    As the peat thickens and the dome becomes elevated, the top of the peat is no longer affected by the river or groundwater input, instead they are becoming ombrotrophic, exclusively obtaining water from the precipitation [8] [10] Input only from the rain causes a low nutrient and mineral content, especially calcium. The peat thus becomes highly ...

  9. List of nature conservation organizations - Wikipedia

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    Ocean Conservancy - formulate ocean policy based on saving ocean. Population Balance - uses humane education to advocate for ecocentrism. Planet Protectors- Preserves trees, plants trees, did the #planthundredtreeschallenge, spreads awareness about animals. Rainforest Action Network - preserves forests, protects the climate and upholds human rights