Shared Values and Management Pathways for Upland Welsh Peatlands
Join the UKRI Greenhouse Gas Peat project (funded by UKRI) for an engaging and hands-on workshop exploring the future of upland peatlands in Wales. This session will bring together land managers, policymakers, researchers, and community voices to share knowledge and shape practical, inclusive strategies for peatland restoration and climate action.
Location
The Hafod Hotel, Devil's Bridge, Aberystwyth, SY23 3JL.
Time
14th May, 2025 - 16:00 - 21:00 BST
Dinner included – please inform us of any dietary requirements in advance.
Workshop activities
Through interactive activities, participants will:
🌿 Identify the diverse values that influence peatland management
🔬 Explore emerging technologies, including biochar applications, from the UKRI GGR Peat project at Pwllpeiran
🌍 Co-create pathways for reducing and removing greenhouse gases in ways that are both effective and equitable
🚧 Discuss real-world barriers and how we can work together to overcome them
Who should attend?
Anyone connected to upland peatland restoration – from landowners and farmers to conservation groups, utility providers, local councils, and beyond.
Why it matters:
Your input will help shape policy and practice recommendations that support the role of peatlands in climate mitigation while reflecting the needs of farming, conservation, and rural communities.
Explore the UKRI GGR Peat project
For further information, contact Dr Rosie Everett: rosie.everett@sruc.ac.uk
