Types of wetlands
Agripeat
Agripeat is an agriculture area on peatland
Agroforestry shelter belts & plantations on agricultural peatland
šLatvia
Afforestation of agricultural peatland
šLatvia
Co-creation in agricultural peatland
šRiver Peene Valley, Germany
Drained peatland forest – productive
Drained peatland forest is a peatland which has been drained for forestry purposes by ditching. Drainage lowers water table level which due soil is dryer and contains more oxygen, ensuring better nutrient uptake from soil by roots and better tree growth.
Continuous cover forestry on drained peatland
šLettosuo, Rottaniitynsuo, Asmonkorpi & Kivalo, Finland
Water level manipulations & sphagnum moss growth in downy birch forest peatland
šAgali, Estonia
Rewetted drained peatland forest
šKuresoo, Estonia
Drained peatland forest – non-productive
Drained peatland forest ā non productive peatland is 1) a peatland, which has been drained for forestry purposes, but forest growth has been minimal, or 2) a peatland, which has degraded due to land abandonment, drainage and sludge suppletion, overgrazing or climate change.
Rewetting unproductive drained peatland
šSiikajoki, Finland
Comparing unproductive drained peatland mowing
šValley of the Zuidleie, Belgium
Studying over-grazed drained mountain peatland
š Pyrenees, Spain
Restoring unproductive drained mountain peatland with high biodiversity values
šPyrenees, France
Peatland extraction area
At the peatland extraction area, the peat has cut, extracted or removed for horticultural or energy purposes.
Co-creation in peat extraction areas
šPikkusaarisuo, Finland
Co-creation & berry cultivation in former peat extraction area
šKaigu & Kalna, Latvia
Wood ash application on peat extraction area
šKaigu, Latvia
Rewetting peat extraction area
šLaiuse, Estonia
Revegetation & remote sensing on peat extraction area
šMaima, Estonia
Floodplain
Floodplain is a relatively flat land area adjacent to a river, which is often covered by floods during high period of discharge.
Rewetting floodplain
šZwarte Beek, Belgium
Restoring hydrology of floodplain
šDijle River Valley, Belgium
Revegetating riparian forest floodplain
šRoureda de Tordera & Canoves stream, Spain
Biodiversity & ecosystem services of alluvial floodplains
šToulouse, France
Co-creation on floodplain
šLake Fertƶ, Hungary & Neusiedler See-Seewinkel National Park, Austria
Constructed wetland
Constructed wetlands are artificial water bodies that use natural processes involving wetland vegetation, soils, and their associated microbial assemblages to improve water quality.
Co-creation on constructed wetland
šRampillon, Ancoeur catchment, France
Biodiversity & ecosystem services monitoring on constructed wetland
šVƤnda, Estonia
Coastal wetland
Coastal wetlands are the region of land that is permanently or periodically inundated with fresh, brackish, or saline water (e.g. seagrass meadows, intertidal flats, tidal salt marshes, and tidal freshwater wetlands).
Improving habitats & preserving endangered species on coastal wetland
šTarragona, Spain
Water management
Drained peatland forest is a peatland which has been drained for forestry purposes by ditching. Drainage lowers water table level which due soil is dryer and contains more oxygen, ensuring better nutrient uptake from soil by roots and better tree growth.
Water management
šĆland, Sweden