The BOGLAND project is officially terminated.

Click HERE to view and download all the Final Reports

For all related publications, click here

Please contact Dr Florence Renou-Wilson for further information

BOGLAND Reports Reviews: International Mire Conservation Group, Irish Environment and Irish Times (Michael Viney’s article: Irish Peatlands, the last stand against climate change)

BOGLAND featured in Duncan Stewart's Ecoeye series. Click here to watch the video.

The Environmental Protection Agency is funding this major research project on sustainable peatland management in Ireland which is being led by University College Dublin and includes partners from many organisations around Ireland. Funded under the ‘Sustainable Development’ measure of the research programme, this project will, during its three year duration (2005-2008), address peatlands from four dimensions: Environmental, Social, Economic and Institutional and will bring this work together to develop a protocol for the sustainable management of peatlands in Ireland.
	An Introduction::  The Brief The Structure The Partners The Steering Committee Meet the Team!
BOGLAND at work:  BOGLAND News BOGLAND Publications BOGLAND Meetings/Seminars/Workshops
	BOGLAND members only: BOGLAND guidelines BOGLAND Endnote style to download BOGLAND mid-term reviews
Links: CarbonRestore Project CALISTO Project Earthy Matters IMCG (International Mire Conservation Group) IPS (International Peat Society) IPCC Irish Bog Restoration Project Raised Bog Restoration Project Latvian Project to restore Mires LIFE - Nature Natura 2000 More peatland links here Click here to learn about Irish Peatlands

(All pictures by Dr Florence Renou-Wilson)

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Acknowledgements:

The authors are grateful for the support of the Environmental RTDI Programme 2000-2006, financed by the Irish Government under the National Development Plan and administered on behalf of the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government by the Environmental Protection Agency.

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