Add to ORKGThis briefing note is part of a series aimed at policy makers, practitioners and academics to help explain the ecological processes that underpin peatland function. Understanding the ecology of peatlands is essential when investigating the impacts of human activity on peatlands, interpreting research findings and planning the recovery of damaged peatlands. This report considers the structure, form, state and condition of bogs/mires. It recommends use of the JNCC '-tope' system in describing peat areas, which encompasses vegetation, microtopography and overal site hydrology, rather than only on vegetation description
1. The acrotelm-catotelm model of peatland hydrological and biogeochemical processes posits that the...
Ombrogenous mires, or bogs, are remarkable in that they are organic landforms built from living plan...
Ombrogenous mires, or bogs, are remarkable in that they are organic landforms built from living plan...
This briefing note is part of a series aimed at policy makers, practitioners and academics to help e...
For the most part, UK blanket bogs have been treeless for many thousands of years, although in their...
Peat bogs rely on direct atmospheric inputs for their water supply, but such inputs include the 'occ...
When the protective living layer of the acrotelm of a peat bog is lost as a result of human activiti...
Removal of peat for commercial use, now largely as a horticultural growing medium but in earlier tim...
Small-scale peat extraction for fuel has probably been a feature of peat-dominated landscapes for ma...
Bog vegetation is sensitive to trampling and thus is only able to sustain a combination of domestic ...
Peatlands are areas of land with a naturally accumulated layer of peat. These are formed under water...
Contains fulltext : 148821.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Peat formation ...
1. The acrotelm-catotelm model of peatland hydrological and biogeochemical processes posits that the...
Peatlands are areas of land with a naturally accumulated layer of peat. These are formed under water...
1. The acrotelm-catotelm model of peatland hydrological and biogeochemical processes posits that the...
1. The acrotelm-catotelm model of peatland hydrological and biogeochemical processes posits that the...
Ombrogenous mires, or bogs, are remarkable in that they are organic landforms built from living plan...
Ombrogenous mires, or bogs, are remarkable in that they are organic landforms built from living plan...
This briefing note is part of a series aimed at policy makers, practitioners and academics to help e...
For the most part, UK blanket bogs have been treeless for many thousands of years, although in their...
Peat bogs rely on direct atmospheric inputs for their water supply, but such inputs include the 'occ...
When the protective living layer of the acrotelm of a peat bog is lost as a result of human activiti...
Removal of peat for commercial use, now largely as a horticultural growing medium but in earlier tim...
Small-scale peat extraction for fuel has probably been a feature of peat-dominated landscapes for ma...
Bog vegetation is sensitive to trampling and thus is only able to sustain a combination of domestic ...
Peatlands are areas of land with a naturally accumulated layer of peat. These are formed under water...
Contains fulltext : 148821.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Peat formation ...
1. The acrotelm-catotelm model of peatland hydrological and biogeochemical processes posits that the...
Peatlands are areas of land with a naturally accumulated layer of peat. These are formed under water...
1. The acrotelm-catotelm model of peatland hydrological and biogeochemical processes posits that the...
1. The acrotelm-catotelm model of peatland hydrological and biogeochemical processes posits that the...
Ombrogenous mires, or bogs, are remarkable in that they are organic landforms built from living plan...
Ombrogenous mires, or bogs, are remarkable in that they are organic landforms built from living plan...