Rewetting-Peatlands
Rewetting-Peatlands Restoration of ecosystems is increasingly becoming an important tool for mitigating biodiversity loss and safeguarding ecosystem services including climate change mitigation. Peatland restoration involves measures designed to change ecosystems that have been impoverished, damaged or destroyed due to human activity, and also reverting them to a state similar to or as near to their natural state as possible, as well as initiate reestablishing of some of their ecological processes and functions. One of the primary objectives of restoration is to improve the quality of species’ habitats, thus contributing to slowing or halting the rate of biodiversity loss, and at the same time providing a continuous platform for future evolution. The advantages of preserving and restoring peatlands with regard to mitigating climate change is now also widely recognized in international climate and biodiversity policy-making spearheaded by the Ramsar Convention and also recognized ...