The slow, muddy work of saving ancient bogs
A team on the Isle of Man is working to restore ancient bogs by repairing damaged areas and encouraging new plant growth. The bogs store large amounts of carbon and support diverse wildlife. The work involves careful techniques to prevent erosion and promote healthy ecosystems.
A small team is restoring peatlands on the Isle of Man by using gentle methods to repair damaged areas and encourage the growth of sphagnum moss.
Restoring bogs helps protect carbon storage, reduce flooding, and support wildlife, which has broader environmental and community benefits.
The work shows how focused, careful efforts can make a real difference in preserving natural ecosystems and their benefits for people and nature.
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