High in the Cairngorms RSPB Scotland is working to restore peatland for nature and the climate
At RSPB Scotland's Abernethy nature reserve peatland is being restored seven hundred metres up in the Cairngorm mountains. Restoring peat helps nature and the climate. Join Peatland Project Manager Sally Phillips to find out about the work. And Sally comes across some remarkable evidence of the forest that once covered what is now a vast expanse of bog. This work was supported by the Cairngorms Peatland ACTION grant fund
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Creating better conditions for endangered Capercaillie at RSPB Scotland's Abernethy nature reserve
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Peatland ACTION delivery partners are at COP26 (spotlight restoration technique “shears harvesting).
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Peatland Restoration
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High hopes | Restoring peatlands for the climate
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Exploring the Cairngorms National Park | Hiking Cairn Gorm, Photographing Reindeer & Balmoral Castle
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Across the Highland Boundary Fault
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Backpacking the Cairngorms | Snorkelling the Highest Lochs in Scotland
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See diggers on top of a Scottish mountain helping to restore peatlands high in the Cairngorms
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Peatland restoration in the Tweed catchment
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