Keywords: peatlands
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Peatlands International 2/2011
Contents: Editorial: On our way to Stockholm – International Peat Congress 2012From the President’s Desk: Strategic thoughts IPS Insights...
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Studies of terrestiral invertebrate diversity in Irish peatlands
Many terrestrial invertebrate species are known to occur exclusively in peatlands but few studies have aimed specifically to compare...
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Peatlands in global conventions: status and prospects
Peatlands conservation and wise use as a condition for sustainable development is an agreed option within organisations dealing with...
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The distribution of different types of Sphagnum peat: a comparison between different mires
Different types of poorly humified Sphagnum peat – Acutifolia (A), Palustria (P) and Cuspidata (Q) – can beidentified in...
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Mire stratigraphy and peat resources in Latvia
At the present time there are more than 6,800 peatlands in Latvia, which cover approximately 10.7% of its territory....
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Organic soils of the Lake Luknajno biosphere reserve, North-east Poland
The nature reserve ‘Lake Luknajno’ was established in order to protect its population of mute swan Cygnus olor...
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Ecology of a peat bog
Previous work investigating Canadian peatlands and their ecology has shown the microbial activity responsible for their formation and maintenance,...