ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 30, 2024April 11, 2024 UTC
More Field-Based Carbon Monitoring of Tropical Peatland Restoration Is Urgently Needed: Findings From a Systematic Literature Review
More Field-Based Carbon Monitoring of Tropical Peatland Restoration Is Urgently Needed: Findings From a Systematic Literature Review
Articles in Vol. 30, 2024
Vol. 30, 2024
- Social and Ecological Dimensions of Tropical Peatland Restoration: FOREWORDSamantha GroverSarah TrebyDaniel S. MendhamTri Wira YuwatiNiken SakuntaladewiJames D. LangstonAndrea Rawluk
- Community Perceptions of Peat Rewetting in Tumbang Nusa Village, IndonesiaAysha FlemingDaniel S. MendhamNiken SakuntaladewiSamantha GroverShokhrukh-Mirzo JalilovBardolf PaulAgus H. NasutionSri LestariAmanda L. SinclairDony RachmanadiTri Wira YuwatiBondan Winarno
- Identifying a Shared Vision for Peatland Restoration: Adapting the Delphi Method to Enhance CollaborationTessa D. ToumbourouSamantha GroverVirni Budi ArifantiKushartati BudiningsihNafila Izazaya IdrusSri LestariDony RachmanadiNiken SakuntaladewiMimi SalminahSarah TrebyBondan WinarnoTri Wira YuwatiRamawati RamawatiAndrea Rawluk
- Why Is Tropical Peatland Conservation So Challenging? Findings From a Livelihood Assessment in Sumatra, IndonesiaShokhrukh-Mirzo JalilovSri LestariBondan WinarnoTri Wira YuwatiNiken SakuntaladewiDaniel S. Mendham
- Facilitating New Livelihoods to Promote Peatland Restoration in Indonesia What Are the Challenges for Ensuring Sustainable and Equitable Livelihood Transitions?Daniel S. MendhamNiken SakuntaladewiRamawati RamawatiTri Wira YuwatiKushartati BudiningsihBudiyanto Dwi PrasetyoHandoyo Handoyo
- Vulnerability of Communities Living on Peatlands to Climate Change and Peatland Degradation: A Case Study in Tumbang Nusa Village, Central Kalimantan, IndonesiaNiken SakuntaladewiDaniel S. MendhamSubarudi SubarudiYanto RochmayantoShokhrukh-Mirzo JalilovDeden DjaenudinRachman EffendiSatria AstanaAri Wibowo
- Land Use Change Alters Carbon Composition and Degree of Decomposition of Tropical Peat SoilsAdi KunarsoRyan FarquharsonDony RachmanadiKyle HearnEwan W. BlanchSamantha Grover
- More Field-Based Carbon Monitoring of Tropical Peatland Restoration Is Urgently Needed: Findings From a Systematic Literature ReviewAmanda L. SinclairLaura L.B GrahamSamantha P. Grover
- Patterns of Global Peat Chemistry Suggest a Novel Temperature-Dependent Carbon Cycling MechanismMark T.L. BonnerSamantha P. Grover
- Stakeholder Mapping for Peatland Fire Management in Indonesia: The Case of Kayu Labu and Tumbang Nusa VillagesYanto RochmayantoNiken SakuntaladewiMohamad IqbalBondan WinarnoSri LestariM. Abdul QiromM. Adnan ArdhanaLeo R.E. MalauRaissa AnjaniTri YulniAcep AkbarDaniel S. MendhamLorrae van KerkhoffLisa Robins
- Tropical Peatland Village Communities’ Self-Perceived Attitude and Behaviour Changes Regarding Fire UsageAcep AkbarGrahame B. ApplegateAgus KurniawanEtik E.W. HadiNafila I. IdrusVirni Arifanti
- Volume 30: List of ReviewersMires and Peat
Sinclair, A. L., Graham, L. L. B., & Grover, S. P. (2024). More Field-Based Carbon Monitoring of Tropical Peatland Restoration Is Urgently Needed: Findings From a Systematic Literature Review. Mires and Peat, 30, 07. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2023.OMB.Sc.2123013