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…Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) UK Peatland Programme, a partnership set up to promote the multiple benefits of restoring peatlands and encourage their conservation action across the UK,…
…critters in the natural world. There are several different methods for minibeast hunting, one of which is to use a pooter. Scientists use these for insect surveying too! This activity…
…Incorporating more trees on our croft is the best way for us to ‘future proof’ our business. We have planted 1km of new native hedging and are expanding our existing…
…government and public bodies (as is currently the case), and that they reflect the needs of future generations. To those ends, the Trust believes a new duty should include two…
…quantities of this stored carbon, and it can take centuries for peatland bogs to naturally recover. Scotland’s carbon-rich soils contain over 3,000 megatons of carbon, with peat and peaty soils…
…This is important, because bogs are disappearing at a rapid rate, and this could increase the effects of global warming. You can help by avoiding peat-based composts, as alternative composts…
…and ending the sale of peat for horticulture so that we can stop damaging our peatlands and focus on restoring them. The reality is that the nature conservation sector is…