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IPCC Bogs & Fens of Ireland Conservation Plan 2005 - Conservation Strategy
Peatlands (GAPP) Action 10. Global Warming Action 11. Moss Peat & Horticulture Action 12. Overgrazing Action 13. Palaeoecological Archive of Peatlands Action 14. Peat Energy Action 15. Peatland Archaeological Heritage Action 16. Peatland ...
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Composting & Wildlife Gardening - Homepage
Since the 1940's intensive methods of mining peat, have been used to make moss peat for gardens. Using moss peat is a very environmentally damaging activity. It's time to kick the peat habit and help save bogs ...
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Irish Peatland Conservation Council - Index of Web Site Resources
(GAPP) Action 10. Global Warming Action 11. Moss Peat & Horticulture Action 12. Overgrazing Action 13. Palaeoecological Archive of Peatlands Action 14. Peat Energy Action 15. Peatland Archaeological Heritage Action 16 ... Directive - Great SAC Race Report 2000 Roundstone Bog Airport Development Peat Free Gardening Campaign Suppliers of Peat Free Composts Around the World Hop to It! Irish Frog Survey ...
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IPCC Growing Wiser Wilflife Gardening - Going Peat Free in Your Garden
Sundews and Butterworts do. Professional and amateur gardeners can and do use alternative composts to moss peat. As a direct result of the peat campaign you can now buy peat-free composts and container grown plants. Where to go Ask for these peat - free product brand ...
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Heritage Council Calls for Urgent Measures to Protect Ireland’s Declining Wildlife
Everyone could play a part by planting native and traditional plants and using less moss peat, insecticide and other garden chemicals in their gardens and public spaces. The Heritage Council warns ...
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Generation of Petroleum-base Absorbents For years we have been taking natural resources such as peat moss and clay from our environment in order to develop products that will save our environment ...
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Freshwater Website: Informational Resources and Services (Glossary)
It depends primarily on precipitation for its water source and is usually acidic and rich in plant matter, with a conspicuous mat or living green moss. boundary water ... 1.0567 liquid quarts. M marsh - A type of wetland that does not accumulate appreciable peat deposits and is dominated by herbaceous vegetation. Marshes may be either fresh water or saltwater ...
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ForestHarvest - gathering non-timber forest products in Scotland: access issues
However, the attitude taken may be different in practice - for example, public fungal forays actively ...
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ForestHarvest - sustainable harvesting guidelines - The Scottish Moss Collection Code
Europe's moss species, and as much as 5% of the world's mosses. Scotland is particularly important for peat ... ), Article 14 (p.10) and Annex V (p.62). Moss products Historically, moss has had many uses - as insulation for buildings, caulking ... food. More on moss in the ForestHarvest species directory. Moss is still gathered commercially in Scotland. Today most moss is used for ...
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As long as they are kept damp (use a clean spray mist bottle, filled ...
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