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News - 13 Nov 2018
Bees make a buzz in peatland conservation areas in Indonesia A local industry enhances sustainable peatland management
News - 22 Oct 2018
Biofuel-friendly trees may boost landscape restoration efforts in Indonesia Research shows nyamplung could be most adaptive bioenergy tree for degraded peatlands
News - 9 Oct 2017
Peat fires and toxic haze: The power of perception How viewpoints can shape policy and action
Event Coverage - 19 Sep 2017
Making peat a priority Peatlands in the spotlight at the IUFRO Congress in Germany
Event Coverage - 19 Sep 2017
Making peat a priority News - 15 Jun 2017
New map reveals more tropical peat Results provide fresh opportunities to combat climate change
News - 15 Jun 2017
New map reveals more tropical peat Video - 8 Jun 2017
Dayak activist Emmanuela Shinta: ‘We want to be heroes, not victims.’ Why an enterprising spirit is required to tackle peatland challenges on a local level
Video - 7 Jun 2017
The power of science communication How the media can help protect Indonesia’s peatlands
Video - 7 Jun 2017
The power of science communication Video - 6 Jun 2017
Dennis del Castillo of Peruvian Amazon Research Institute: ‘Peatlands are seen as wastelands’ How Peru can learn from Indonesia's experience to better manage its peatlands
News - 5 Jun 2017
Peatlands: The view from space How satellites can help map and monitor critical peat landscapes
News - 5 Jun 2017
Peatlands: The view from space Event Coverage - 2 Jun 2017
Eyes on the livelihoods of peatland communities Global market demands and ecological conditions force ground-level change – and collaboration
Video - 31 May 2017
Ann Jeannette Glauber of World Bank: ‘Indonesia’s 2015 fires cost twice as much as tsunami clean-up’ Indonesia's fire and haze crisis in 2015 not only produced emissions on a daily basis exceeding that of the entire EU economy, but it also cost the country...
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