Many of our lowland peatlands have been drained and converted to agriculture - but this causes the carbon in the peat to oxidise and be released as greenhouse gases contributing to the climate emergency. But by re-wetting the peat we can reduce these emissions whilst still growing crops which are suited to these wetter conditions.
Find out how we are re-wetting a drained agricultural peat field to grow a crop of bulrushes, in this animation.
And you can find out more about the overall project at www.lancswt.or...
6 сен 2024
