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LifeWatch ERIC @lifewatcheric.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

📚 This case study is analysed in the joint White Paper joint White Paper on wetland restoration, by: @restore4cs.bsky.social @alfawetlands.bsky.social @rewet-he.bsky.social @wethorizons.eu @forpeat.bsky.social #Wetland4Change @palusdemos.wsocial.eu Read it here! 📑 bit.ly/4h5KMHs Photo: RESTORE4Cs

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LifeWatch ERIC @lifewatcheric.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

👉 This is one of the case studies in the joint White Paper on wetland restoration, by: @restore4cs.bsky.social @alfawetlands.bsky.social @rewet-he.bsky.social @wethorizons.eu @forpeat.bsky.social Wetland4Change @palusdemos.wsocial.eu Read it here! 📑 bit.ly/4h5KMHs

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 28/08/2026

Thank you, @alfawetlands.bsky.social, @rewet-he.bsky.social and @restore4cs.bsky.social for joining us at our special session at #SERE2026 in Brest. Thanks Liisa, Ana Sousa and Carlos (online) for joining us! Four projects, one shared mission: Making rewetting accessible🌾

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 25/08/2026

New Spatial MCA Tool! The tool enables you to combine multiple raster layers of data with different assignable criteria into a multicriteria analysis workflow. Helping you make informed wetland restoration decisions! abshy02.hutton.ac.uk/wethorizons/ #wetlands #peatlands #Tools

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 24/08/2026

Join us tomorrow for our final special session at SERE2026 - Brest - 15th European Conference on Ecological Restoration! Policy-ready evidence and tools for Europe's wetland restoration 📍 25.08.2026 at 14:45

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 20/08/2026

Peatland restoration isn't free. Daniel Urban and Klaus Glenk (SRUC) will be discussing the cost-effectiveness of rewetting at our final conference #SERE2026 in Brest on 25/08 at 14:45. 25/08, 14:45 💧

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 19/08/2026

🌍 Europe’s wetlands are making a comeback Heatwaves drain rivers and cause fires. Rewetting offers solutions: store water, restore biodiversity, lock away carbon. Meet experts bringing water back to the land. ▶️ Watch our final WET HORIZONS video: youtu.be/hvMnU3EdFaI?si=BXfAPLqbwVt…

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 18/08/2026

Test your wetland decisions before making them. Alessandro Gimona (James Hutton Institute) will present an interactive decision tool at our Final Conference at #SERE2026 in Brest on 25/08 at 14:45🌾

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 16/08/2026

Good research alone does not change policy. At our Final Conference at #SERE2026 in Brest, Rosie Everett (SRUC) will present policy recommendations and a joint White Paper. 25/08 🌿

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 15/08/2026

Not knowing isn't good enough. Mateusz Grygoruk (SGGW) presents ServiPeat App, a tool for rewetting trade-offs, at our Final Conference at #SERE2026, Brest. 25/08, 14:45🌾

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 12/08/2026

Restored peatland, and the carbon accounting gets complicated fast. Aram Kalhori (GFZ Potsdam) presents new emission factors at our Final Conference at #SERE2026, Brest. 25/08, 14:45, Sport Hall 3. 🌱

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 29/07/2026

Fire can offer wetlands something? A recent WET HORIZONS publication found that rewetting severely fire-affected peat emitted 90% less methane compared with rewetting non-fire-affected soils. 🧪 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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Severe Wildfire Legacies Suppress Methane Emissions After Peatland Rewetting

Drained peatlands are major sources of greenhouse gases, but rewetting them to restore carbon storage often triggers substantial methane emissions and…

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 22/07/2026

New joint white paper🌿 Bringing together science, policy insights, and practical lessons from wetlands projects across Europe. Four priorities for action! Read the white paper here: www.wethorizons.eu/resources/#p...

Infographic card with a white background and a wetland landscape photograph across the top — lush green reeds and open water under a blue sky. Below the photo, four circular teal icons represent four numbered priorities: 1. Improving policy coherence across sectors; 2. Mobilising public and private financing; 3. Enabling landscape scale implementation; 4. Strengthening monitoring systems and stakeholder participation. Bold dark text beneath reads: "These priorities are key to faster restoration and stronger wetland policy outcomes. Read the full white paper." A dark water texture fills the bottom edge. Six partner logos are arranged above it: forpeat, PALUS DEMOS, Interreg Euro-MED / Wetland4Change (co-funded by the European Union), RESTORE4Cs, rewet, WET HORIZONS, and Restoration for the Future WETLANDS.

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 01/07/2026

Can citizen science help fill research gaps in wetland restoration monitoring? Yes, but not alone. Read the full article here: www.wethorizons.eu/heres-how-ci...

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 17/06/2026

It can be hard to concentrate when your workspace is this lovely.... #wetlands #peatlands #RestorationTool

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 04/06/2026

Paludiculture: Where agriculture meets wetland restoration Both peatland restoration and intensive paludiculture can have similar climate impacts. www.wethorizons.eu/paludiculture-ca…

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 02/06/2026

It's World Peatlands Day! 🌿 What better day to announce that WET HORIZONS will be holding its final conference session at SERE2026 in Brest this August! Come join us for our special session about policy-ready evidence and tools for Europe's wetland restoration!

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ALFAwetlands HORIZON @alfawetlands.bsky.social · 02/06/2026

🌍🌱 On June 2, we celebrate #WorldPeatlandsDay: a global reminder of the vital role peatlands play in climate regulation, biodiversity conservation, and water resilience. 📍 Soon @alfawetlands.bsky.social will join #BIOGEOMON to present four wetland research projects: alfawetlands.eu/wp-content/u...

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 28/05/2026

Explore wetlands across Europe! The interactive wetlands map is now online. Explore the wetland sites and data contributing to WET HORIZONS tools and models. www.wethorizons.eu/wetland

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 07/05/2026

Peatland drainage changes greenhouse gas emissions, but not always in simple ways. 🌍 The study highlights the importance of site specific conditions for climate mitigation and restoration. bg.copernicus.org/articles/23/... #wetland #peatland

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Greifswald Mire Centre @greifswaldmoor.bsky.social · 06/05/2026

🌱💧Flood of funding flowing in - €1.75B for peatland climate protection! Germany’s new Palu Directive is a game-changer for climate action in peatlands. A breakthrough for Germany & a model for the EU! English info now available: www.bundesumweltministerium.de/en/pressrele...

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International Peatland Society @peatlands.bsky.social · 04/05/2026

Good news! The early bird 🦜registration deadline for IPS members attending the IPS Annual Convention in Ireland has been extended to 8 May. Register now at www.peatlandsgathering.com/registration for a phantastic week of sessions, networking and excursions in the Midlands. #peatlands #peat #ips2026

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Greifswald Mire Centre @greifswaldmoor.bsky.social · 29/04/2026

Jetzt reinhören! 🔗 www.hr2.de/podcasts/dop...

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 29/04/2026

Want to help wetland scientists by making and recording your own observations? April is Citizen Science Month! Take part in citizen science in Lille Vildmose, Denmark www.wethorizons.eu/citizen-scie... But what impact does citizen science have? www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

A image inviting participation in wetland science. Large text at the top reads: “Would you like to take part in wetland science? Learn about and experience wetlands here…”

The background shows a person wearing a backpack walking away from the camera along a narrow wooden boardwalk through a green wetland forest with trees and grass.

In the lower right, a map highlights Denmark with a marker for Lille Vildmose. An arrow points from the person to the map, suggesting the location of the activity.

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 23/04/2026

"Tools for Climate: Resilient wetland Restoration" Wetlands in Action Webinars-Session 6 Join us to discover relevant tools for your work, and engage directly with our speakers. Date: 06 May 2026 Time: 10:00–11:30 CEST (9:00-10:30 BST) Location: Online 💻🌍 Registration: www.wethorizons.eu/news/

A light blue promotional graphic titled “Wetlands in action.” A yellow label reads “Session 6,” followed by the subtitle “Tools for Climate Resilient Wetland Restoration.”

Event details are listed: May 6th, 2026, from 10:00–11:30 (CEST), held online.

Below, a list of speakers includes Jyri Jauhiainen, Christoph Schroder, Anis Guelmami, Jaime Ribalaygua Batalla, Marta Stachowicz, and Alessandro Gimona, along with their affiliated institutions and projects.

Logos of partner organizations (REWET, RESTORE4Cs, WET HORIZONS, and Wetlands International Europe) and an EU funding notice appear at the bottom.

On the right, a simple illustration shows a wetland scene with water, reeds, and plants in a stylized design.

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 17/04/2026

€1.3 billion for peatland rewetting: A major step towards climate action in Europe. But how do these costs compare to the benefits? A recent study by SGGW shows that the value of ecosystem benefits is 10 to 50 times higher than restoration costs. Do not belive it read the study 👇

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ALFAwetlands HORIZON @alfawetlands.bsky.social · 26/03/2026

🤔 Could establishing berry plantations on former peat extraction sites be an effective strategy for lowering greenhouse gas emissions? Watch @alfawetlands.bsky.social first video from Latvia, prepared by partner - Latvian State Forest Research Institute "Silava" ⤵️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=92Uh...

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REWET @rewet-he.bsky.social · 04/03/2026

At Ylpässuo, a protected mire in southern Finland, researchers from the University of Eastern Finland and the University of Oulu are studying a protected mire functions as part of the REWET project. ▶️ Discover the Ylpässuo Open Lab 👇 www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmzn...

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Turpeen kerrostama ekosysteemi: Ylpässuo Suomessa

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 08/04/2026

Who gets a seat at the table in environmental decision making and who is left out? 🧪🌍 The 3i framework: A new approach to stakeholder analysis, beyond traditional methods, considering not only interest and influence, but also impact. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... #wetlands #policy

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 27/03/2026

Working together for nature starts with understanding its value. #Publicaton alert! 📕🧪🌎 Systematically describing natural assets and their benefits can help connect different priorities, attract funding, and strengthen collaboration for landscape governance. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 24/03/2026

Where water flows, equality grows. After #WorldWaterDay, the message remains: wetlands support water, communities, and equality. Continue the discussion with us in our next webinar. www.wethorizons.eu/wetlands-in-...

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 19/03/2026

Peatland restoration is essential for climate mitigation but understanding its costs and benefits is just as important. New #publication alert 📕🧪🌎 Developing marginal abatement cost curves for peatland restoration www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 12/03/2026

Northern wetlands are among the largest natural sources of methane (CH₄), yet accurately simulating these emissions remains a major challenge. New #Publication www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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RESTORE4Cs @restore4cs.bsky.social · 10/03/2026

💧🌱 𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗪𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗵𝗲 | 𝗦𝗼𝘂𝘁𝗵-𝗪𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗗𝘂𝘁𝗰𝗵 𝗗𝗲𝗹𝘁𝗮 🌱💧 Salt marshes in SW Dutch Delta🇳🇱 aren’t just beautiful, they store carbon, host wildlife & help protect the coast. As a R4Cs Case Pilot, it is testing nature‑based solutions for a safer, more resilient future. 👉🏻 www.lifewatching.tv/video/where-...

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 05/03/2026

Wetlands in Action Webinars - Session 5 "From Policy to practice: Unlocking Wetland restoration through Markets, Regulation and Communities" Date: 21 April 2026 Time: 10:00 – 11:30 CEST Location: Online Registration: www.wethorizons.eu/wetlands-in-... #Policy #WetlandRestoration

Promotional graphic for the webinar series “Wetlands in Action – Session 5.” The session is titled “From Policy to Practice: Unlocking Wetland Restoration through Markets, Regulation and Communities.” It will take place April 21, 2026, from 10:00–11:30 CEST, online. Speakers include Mark Reed (SRUC – WET HORIZONS), Caspar Verwer (IUCN Netherlands – REWET), Jan Peters (Michael Succow Foundation – ALFAwetlands), and Mar Otero Villanueva (Universidad de Málaga – RESTORE4Cs). Logos of REWET, RESTORE4Cs, WET HORIZONS, and Wetlands projects appear along with the European Union funding acknowledgement. The graphic features an illustrated wetland landscape with reeds and water.

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 05/03/2026

Are you a journalist for nature + environment topics, looking for new input? Here's your chance to speak with several experts in the fields of nature-based solutions, soil remediation, wetland rewetting, and drought resilience in just one hour, and gain insights into their current research. 👇

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 04/03/2026

Are expanding northern peatlands cooling or warming the climate? It depends on how they develop🧪 This study combines paleoecology, remote sensing and hydrological modelling to examine peatland expansion and vegetation succession in a subarctic fen margin in Lapland bg.copernicus.org/articles/22/...

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 02/03/2026

Peatlands cover only 3% of Denmark’s land area, yet drained peat soils account for around 25% of agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. Finding viable alternatives is therefore critical. 🧪🌎 www.wethorizons.eu/resources/#s... www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Infographic titled “Site-dependent carbon and greenhouse gas balances of five fen and bog soils after rewetting and establishment of Phalaris arundinacea paludiculture.” The graphic compares carbon balance results from five Danish peatlands during the first year after rewetting and reed canary grass cultivation. On the left, fens are shown as greenhouse gas sinks with a negative global warming potential (−4.7 ± 1.9 t CO₂-eq ha⁻¹ yr⁻¹). On the right, bogs are shown as greenhouse gas sources with a positive global warming potential (5.3 ± 1.3 t CO₂-eq ha⁻¹ yr⁻¹). Supporting diagrams highlight soil properties (TN, bulk density, pH) influencing biomass growth, with a small bar chart indicating higher biomass production in fens than in bogs. Background image shows a peatland landscape with pools and low vegetation.

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Gerald Jurasinski @terhorab.bsky.social · 01/03/2026

Thank you to the Peat4People project for inviting us from WG Peatland Science to support upcoming GHG measurements in African peatlands. Thanks to externally funded PhD thesis work by Hauke Schmülling and collaboration with @zalf.bsky.social we provide low-cost chambers and knowledge..

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Convention on Wetlands @ramsar.org · 25/02/2026

#WetlandsWednesday: Save the date for the webinar on the Mediterranean Wetland Outlook 3 and the Mediterranean Wetlands Geoportal. Date: 1️⃣9️⃣ March 2026 Details: ➡️ medwet.org/save-the-dat...

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 12/02/2026

Both management choices and climate change critically shape future methane dynamics, and that their combined effects differ across space and time. New #publiction 🧪 bg.copernicus.org/articles/21/... #wetland #GHG

Future methane fluxes of peatlands are controlled by management practices and fluctuations in hydrological conditions due to climatic variability,” followed by a list of authors. Below, a diagram labeled “experiment timeline” shows peatland development from spin-up to pristine wetland (1900), forest growth (1950–2020), and future management scenarios to 2100, including rotational forestry, continuous cover forestry, and restoration (clearcut, rewetting, and reintroduction of wetland vegetation), alongside model components (only carbon processes, JSBACH-PEAT, JSBACH-FOM)

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Dr Scott J. Davidson @wetlandresilienceresearchgroup.com · 11/02/2026

🚨 #PhD opportunity 🚨 Disturbance Impacts on swamp and forested peatlands in southern Québec This project will quantify how disturbances affect carbon cycling and hydrology in swamp and forested peatlands of southern Québec More info here: wetlandresilienceresearchgroup.com/Opportunitie...

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 11/02/2026

50 consortium members are female at WET HORIZONS project. We highlight this number not because gender is the only thing that matters — but because until equity is normal, visibility is necessary. Women are essential to excellent science! Happy Women in STEM Day! 👩‍🔬🌷 #IDGWS2026 #WomenInScience

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ALFAwetlands HORIZON @alfawetlands.bsky.social · 02/02/2026

Celebrating #WorldWetlandsDay 2026 🌍 Across Europe, ALFAwetlands #LivingLabs unite science, citizens and policy to restore wetlands for climate, biodiversity and resilient communities. 🌱 Learn more about our results and Stay tuned for more events and news in 2026 ⤵️ alfawetlands.eu/celebrating-...

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 02/02/2026

Wetlands are not just a ecosystems: They are places of knowledge, culture, and life. Citizen science plays a crucial role in safeguarding and restoring wetlands. World Wetlands Day today reminds us of this #WordWetlandDay #CitizenScience

Collage titled “Citizens Power Wetland Science” showing citizens photographing wetland information boards, scanning QR-code signs, and observing wetland vegetation during field activities.

Two people conducting citizen science monitoring in a forested wetland, standing within a marked plot; text explains benefits of citizen science such as covering more ground and filling monitoring gaps.

Person walking along a wooden boardwalk through a green wetland forest; overlay text invites people to take part in wetland science and learn about wetlands.

Group of people gathered at a wetland site with overlaid maps highlighting citizen science locations in Finland, Denmark, and Germany, and a call to follow Wet Horizons to learn more about wetlands.

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WET HORIZONS @wethorizons.eu · 28/01/2026

From satellites 🛰️ to land-use decisions 🌿 WET HORIZONS is using tools like ServiPeat and remote sensing to support peatland rewetting in Europe. New article Read more about it here 👇 www.wethorizons.eu/how-technolo... #wetlands #ServiPeat #rewetting

Pouya Ghezelayagh standing in a snowy forest clearing, wearing a red winter jacket and holding a metal probe, gesturing toward a snow-covered peatland or track among pine trees.

Maps and charts showing spatial distribution and statistics of carbon emission rates, with color-coded maps, a histogram of annual carbon emissions, and inset diagrams explaining subsidence and oxidation components.

ServiPeat application screen asking users to select ditch condition, with three photo options labeled Good, Moderate, and Poor.

ServiPeat application screen asking users to specify water depth in a ditch, illustrated with a cross-sectional diagram of a ditch filled with water and a numeric input field.

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