ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 27, 2021December 15, 2021 UTC
Running Out of Time? Peatland Rehabilitation, Archaeology and Cultural Ecosystem Services
Running Out of Time? Peatland Rehabilitation, Archaeology and Cultural Ecosystem Services
Benjamin R. Gearey, Rosie Everett,
Articles in Vol. 27, 2021
Vol. 27, 2021
- Plant Community Assembly Is Predicted by an Environmental Gradient in High-Altitude Wetlands in the Semiarid Western Bolivian AndesAlejandra I. DomicJosé M. CaprilesRosa Isela MenesesPaula Pacheco
- A Decade of Vegetation Development on Two Revegetated Milled Peatlands With Different Trophic StatusAnna-Helena PurreLaimdota TruusMati Ilomets
- Peatlands of Southern South America: A ReviewCarolina A. LeónMarvin GabrielCarolina RodríguezRodolfo IturraspeAdolfina SavorettiVerónica PancottoAlfonso Benítez-MoraAriel ValdésMaría F. DíazChristel OberpaurErwin DomínguezLeonardo D. FernándezRoy MackenzieThomas RolandDmitri MauquoyClaudia Silva
- 3D Mapping of Lowland Coastal Peat Domes in IndonesiaEarl C. SaxonSandra G. NeuzilDipo B.C. BiladiJustin KinserStuart M. Sheppard
- Towards Net Zero CO~2~ in 2050: An Emission Reduction Pathway for Organic Soils in GermanyFranziska TannebergerSusanne AbelJohn CouwenbergTobias DahmsGreta GaudigAnke GüntherJürgen KreylingJan PetersJulia PongratzHans Joosten
- Comparison of the Effectiveness of Three Extractants in Extracting Potassium, Calcium and Magnesium From Tropical Peat SoilsAmeera Abdul ReezaAminuddin HussinOsumanu Haruna Ahmed
- Carbon Stocks and Their Spatial Distribution in Drained and Rewetted Peatland Forests in a Low Mountain Range Area, GermanyJan Paul KrügerMarkus DotterweichAngelika Seifert-SchäferSvenja HoffmannChristoph KopfChristof KneiselSandra DotzlerSascha NinkJohannes StoffelsGebhard Schüler
- Ecohydrological Analysis of a South African Through-Flow Mire: Vankervelsvlei RevisitedSamuel R. MandiolaAlthea T. GrundlingPiet-Louis GrundlingJan van der PlichtBen C.W. van der WaalAb P. Grootjans
- Comment on ‘an Overview of the Patterned Fens of Great Sandy Region, Far Eastern Australia’ by Fairfax & Lindsay (2019)Andrew J. McDougallSharon M. MarshallThomas Espinoza
- Analysis of the Effect of Composite Peat-Based Hydrophobically-Modifying Additives on the Properties of Portland Cement and Cement MortarOleg Misnikov
- Assessment of Using State of the Art Unmanned Ground Vehicles for Operations on Peat FieldsRiho KägoPriit VellakEdgar KarofeldMart NoormaJüri Olt
- On the Hydrological Relationship Between Petrifying-springs, Alkaline-fens, and Calcareous-spring-mires in the Lowlands of North-West and Central Europe; Consequences for RestorationAb P. GrootjansLesław WołejkoHans de MarsAlfons J.P. SmoldersGijs van Dijk
- Soil CO~2~ Emissions and Net Primary Production of an Oil Palm Plantation Established on Tropical PeatNur WakhidTakashi Hirano
- Degradation Legacy and Current Water Levels as Predictors of Carbon Emissions From Two Fen SitesWillem-Jan EmsensErik VerbruggenPeter ShenkYvonne LicznerMartijn van RoieRudy van Diggelen
- Seed Germination and Seedling Survival of _Drosera Rotundifolia_ (L.) Cultivated on _Sphagnum_: Influence of Cultivation Methods and Conditions, Seed Density, _Sphagnum_ Species and Vascular Plant CoverBalázs BaranyaiMatthias KrebsClaudia OehmkeHans Joosten
- A Baseline Soil Survey of Two Peatlands Associated With a Lithium-Rich Salt Flat in the Argentine Puna: Physico-Chemical Characteristics, Carbon Storage and BiotaM. Fernanda ChiapperoMaría V. VaierettiAndrea E. Izquierdo
- Peat Swamp Biodiversity in the Qizimei Mountain National Nature Reserve, ChinaHui WangTingting LiNan RanMengyu HeHuiqian JiangZhengxiang Wang
- Root Biomass and Production by Two Cushion Plant Species of Tropical High-Elevation Peatlands in the Andean PáramoEsteban SuárezSegundo ChimbolemaRodney A. ChimnerErik A. Lilleskov
- Peat and Other Organic Soils Under Agricultural Use in Germany: Properties and Challenges for ClassificationMareille WittnebelBärbel TiemeyerUllrich Dettmann
- Thirty Years Later: How Successful Was the Restoration of a Raised Bog in the Swiss Plateau?Simone FreiRolf HoldereggerAriel Bergamini
- Sphagnum Farming Substrate Is a Competitive Alternative to Traditional Horticultural Substrates for Achieving Desired Hydro-Physical PropertiesRaphael MüllerStephan Glatzel
- The Effect of Wood Ash Application on Growth, Leaf Morphological and Physiological Traits of Trees Planted in a Cutaway PeatlandSanta NeimaneSanta CelmaAustra ZuševicaDagnija LazdiņaGederts Ievinsh
- Assessment of the Effect of Drainage on the Accumulation of Zn, Cu, Pb, and Cd in Bog Plants: A Case Study of Two Raised Bogs in Western SiberiaLyudmila P. GashkovaYulia A. KharanzhevskayaAnna A. Sinyutkina
- Changes in Plant Cover of a Mire in Southern Karelia, Russia Over 50 Years Following DrainageSvetlana I. GrabovikLyubov V. KantserovaVladimir A. Ananyev
- Static and Dynamic Characterisation of Agartala PeatRajat DebnathRajib SahaSumanta Haldar
- Current State, Pressures and Protection of South African PeatlandsPiet-Louis GrundlingAlthea T. GrundlingHeidi Van DeventerJason P. Le Roux
- Recommendations for Successful Establishment of _Sphagnum_ Farming on Shallow Highly Decomposed PeatAmanda GrobeBärbel TiemeyerMartha Graf
- Status of Plant-Available Potassium After 17 Years of Wet Grassland Restoration on a Degraded Minerotrophic Peat SoilSebastian HellerJürgen MüllerManfred KayserSven Jensen
- Description of a Peatland Complex in an Agricultural Landscape on Terceira Island (Azores): Criação Do Filipe Case StudyCândida MendesEduardo DiasDinis Pereira
- The Potential Role of Coconut in Improving the Sustainability of Agriculture on Tropical Peatland: A Case Study of 32 Years’ Practice in Pulau Burung DistrictNurul I. FawziAnnisa N. RahmasaryIka Z. Qurani
- Running Out of Time? Peatland Rehabilitation, Archaeology and Cultural Ecosystem ServicesBenjamin R. GeareyRosie Everett
- Effects of Land Use Conversion on Selected Physico-Chemical Properties of Peat in the Leyte Sab-a Basin Peatland, PhilippinesSyrus C.P. DecenaArwin O. ArribadoSarah Villacorta-ParillaMichael S. ArguellesDionesio R. Macasait Jr.
- Volume 27: List of ReviewersMires and Peat
Gearey, B. R., & Everett, R. (2021). Running Out of Time? Peatland Rehabilitation, Archaeology and Cultural Ecosystem Services. Mires and Peat, 27, 31. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2021.KHR.StA.2195