Ep 2 of Peatpod is live! I chat with Professor Julie Loisel about how scientists take #peat cores and use them to track how ecosystems change over time. The conversation travels across the Americas, from Canada to Costa Rica, Peru, and on to Antarctica. peatpedia.substack.com/p/peatlands-...

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So I buried my book in the bog.

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#NationalMossDay! So we celebrate sphagnum mosses! They make a valuable contribution to nature-based solutions in the landscape. Sphagnum locks in carbon, also, by absorbing x20 its mass in water, it helps mitigate against flood and wildfire spread. For peat’s sake it’s our mosst-have plant!

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How can we connect to the ways people lived alongside peatlands in the past? How can those deep cultural connections help us restore them today? Our latest podcast brings together the complementary perspectives of an archaeologist and sound artist: open.spotify.com/episode/2nMt...

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My biggest wish for Bogland is that it will inspire people to go appreciate a peatland near them, and then share some moments of bog magic with their communities. Bogs need us as much as we need them. Big bog love to bringing the book with you.

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