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A field guide to the Somerset Levels: how peat, rhynes and reedbeds work, which species to look for...
UK wetlands do not shut down in winter. Cold water, ice and floods trigger remarkable survival strategies...
Wetland restoration fails for predictable reasons. From hydrological surveys to invasive species budgets,...
A practical introduction to identifying common UK wetland plants, covering the features that matter most,...
Constructed wetlands offer controllable, consentable treatment in a compact footprint; natural wetlands do...
A practical checklist of species, timings and survey methods for monitoring migratory birds on UK wetlands...
Bogs are fed only by rain, fens by mineral-rich water from soil and rock. This guide compares their hydrology, chemistry and vegetation, plus...
A practical pre-fieldwork checklist for wetland researchers: site-specific risk assessment, safety kit, wader and cold-water sense, lone-working...
Wetlands store and slow water, softening flood peaks. How UK catchments use them, what they can realistically achieve, and where they sit...
Peat depth and carbon stock are measured with simple tools and careful arithmetic. Here is how to probe, core, describe and calculate carbon in a bog.
