BG3.8

Peatland management and restoration

BG3.8

Peatland management and restoration

Convener: Hanna Silvennoinen | Co-conveners: Susan Page, Franziska Tanneberger, Bärbel Tiemeyer

vPICO presentations

| Thu, 29 Apr, 14:15–17:00 (CEST)

vPICO presentations: Thu, 29 Apr

Chairpersons: Hanna Silvennoinen, Susan Page, Bärbel Tiemeyer

14:15–14:20

5-minute convener introduction

EGU21-3357

Topsoil removal and Sphagnum spreading improve the climate balance of peat bog restoration

Gerald Jurasinski et al.

EGU21-4393

ECS

Managing hydrology can reduce methane emissions of high-emitting freshwater marshes by half making them present-day net greenhouse gas sinks

Alex Valach et al.

EGU21-11064

ECS

Abandoned Peatland Ecosystem Response to Secondary Succession

Annelie Skov Nielsen et al.

EGU21-7644

Not back to their old selves – rewetted peatlands require functional understanding for sound management | Highlight

Jürgen Kreyling et al.

EGU21-9456

ECS

Potential of peatland restoration in Germany – a nationwide landscape analysis

Wiltrut Koppensteiner et al.

EGU21-9505

Impact of land management on fire resilience and carbon fate in blanket bogs: The FireBlanket project

Roxane Andersen et al.

EGU21-11449

ECS

Depth-dependent decomposition of root litter in drained and rewetted fen ecosystems

Gesche Blume-Werry et al.

EGU21-14750

Incentivising peatland restoration and rewetting actions through a result-based EU carbon farming mechanism

Asger Strange Olesen and Sarah Pyndt Andersen

EGU21-275

ECS

The effect of cultivation with reed canary grass on methane emissions from different Danish wet agricultural peatlands and the correlation with biogeochemical soil properties | Highlight

Claudia Nielsen et al.

EGU21-12939

ECS

Effects of topsoil removal on greenhouse gas exchange of fen paludicultures

Philipp-Fernando Köwitsch and Bärbel Tiemeyer

EGU21-16511

Time to "Rewet the Swamp" – Application of Georgian Data Cube to Elucidate Drainage Patterns and Potential for Wet Agriculture and Forestry on Kolkheti Lowland

Izolda Matchutadze et al.

14:42–15:00

Meet the authors in their breakout text chats

Chairpersons: Hanna Silvennoinen, Franziska Tanneberger, Susan Page

EGU21-8175

Which management option has the highest greenhouse gas reduction potential for drained peatlands? | Highlight

Merit van den Berg et al.

EGU21-10162

ECS

Effects of different land management strategies on greenhouse gas emissions from pre-alpine fens under grassland use.

Clarisse Brehier et al.

EGU21-15819

ECS

Wetter, but not wet enough – limited greenhouse gas mitigation effects of submerged drains and blocked ditches in an intensively used grassland on fen peat | Highlight

Sebastian Heller et al.

EGU21-2640

ECS

Reducing agricultural peatland CO2 emissions with hydrological conservation measures

Jim Boonman et al.

EGU21-8829

Spatial variability of greenhouse gas fluxes in two drained Northern peatlands

Andreas Ibrom et al.

EGU21-10285

ECS

Greenhouse gas budget of an extensively managed grassland on drained peat soil in the Irish Midlands

Marine Valmier et al.

EGU21-12670

ECS

Insights into the carbon dynamics of a wasted peatland under long term drainage and intensive agriculture. | Highlight

Thomas Newman et al.

EGU21-10119

ECS

Contributions of methane and nitrous oxide to peat greenhouse gas emissions from forests and oil palm plantations in an Indonesian peatland | Highlight

Erin Swails et al.

EGU21-1871

Development of new drainage factor in ECOSSE model to improve water dynamics and prediction of CO2 fluxes from drained peatlands

Alina Premrov et al.

EGU21-9170

Importance of mosses and vascular plants in peat soil carbon sequestration

Åsa Kasimir and Per-Erik Jansson

EGU21-4530

ECS

Modelling the effect of mechanical deformation on the peatland carbon stock resilience

Adilan Mahdiyasa et al.

EGU21-7136

ECS

Modelling peatland development in temperate alluvial environments

Ward Swinnen et al.

EGU21-9262

ECS

Mapping land use on Irish raised bogs using Sentinel-2 imagery and Google Earth Engine

Wahaj Habib et al.

EGU21-3397

Development of tools to assess and mitigate the impacts of peat harvesting on aquatic ecosystems

André St-Hilaire et al.

EGU21-7527

The resource potential of peat bogs of the European part of Russia (in the case of the Arkhangelsk region)

Svetlana Selyanina et al.

EGU21-11528

ECS

Prospects for surfactant peat derivatives

Valerya Tatarintseva et al.

16:02–17:00

Meet the authors in their breakout text chats