Integrating microbiomics into peatland management and restoration
Peatlands are Important global carbon stores but are also sensitive climatically controlled ecosystems dependent on the maintenance of high water tables. Consequently they are under threat in warmer drier future climate conditions. The natural resilience of peatland systems and the potential to engineer resilience through peatland restoration are therefore important areas of study. In this workshop three invited speakers will consider the topic from a range of geographical and disciplinary perspectives.
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