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The Okefenokee Swamp

I had never heard of the Okefenokee Swamp until a few years ago when a journalist in Georgia in the United States contacted me to find out a bit more about peatlands and the importance of these carbon-rich wetlands. I immediately did a deep...

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Forested and Treed Northern Peatlands

I started out working on peatlands in the UK, mainly in northern England and then in Scotland. On almost every site visit, there would be a conversation about the need for tree and/or scrub management. Any new trees springing up in a bog we...

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Lichens - Bog-killers?

When I first started my PhD research in Canada, I didn’t expect lichens to feature much, if at all. I knew lichens could be found in some peatlands in the UK, especially in peatlands with fewer disturbance impacts in Scotland, but I only ev...

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Tropical Peatlands – 5 Key Facts

A brief introduction to the diverse peatlands of the tropics

Exciting times are just ahead! Upcoming Peatpedia posts and Peatpod episodes – a new podcast on the world’s boggy lands – will take us on mini-adventures to bogs, fens, and swamp...

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Patterned Peatlands

Ancient architectural gems of the natural world

I will be honest; I think all peatlands are amazing. Whether you are walking gently on the soft mossy surface of a bog or squelching your way through the tall sedges of a wet fen, you are ven...

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