Poland, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Ireland
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Peatland degradation; drainage leading to high GHG emissions; loss of carbon sink function; biodiversity loss and habitat degradation
Expected restoration/improvement of 689 ha of peatlands; GHG emission reduction up to 3,600 t CO₂e/year; up to 50% reduction in global warming potential across sites; improvement in biodiversity indicators (+20% species abundance); improved groundwater levels and hydrology; carbon credit certificates issued
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The project aims to create replicable restoration approaches and integrate peatlands into climate mitigation strategies
Development and improvement of GHG monitoring instruments and standards; collection and harmonization of peatland GHG data across sites
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