Rewilding project aims to restore peatland
A £520,000 project is underway to restore 435 hectares of peatland in Skiddaw Forest. The work includes repairing a boundary fence and improving the habitat. The project aims to reduce flooding and support wildlife.
A rewilding project is restoring damaged peatland in Skiddaw Forest with a £520,000 grant. The work includes repairing a fence and improving the environment.
Restoring peatland helps protect communities from flooding and supports biodiversity. It also helps store carbon, which is important for the environment.
The project shows how conservation efforts can benefit both nature and people. It highlights a positive step toward environmental recovery and community safety.
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