Watch Peatlands – COP30, Climate change and peatland connections.

Our third Peat-Fest South-West broadcast featured speakers sharing their expertise on the impact of COP30 and the climate agenda on the ways peatlands will be managed in the future. We heard from speakers who work on the ground to care for the Avalon Marshes in Somerset and the Dorset Heathlands and Mires.

Our speakers:

  • Climate Change for peatlands – has COP30 made a difference about the way ahead in managing our peatland connections: Steve Mewes, LNP Coordinator & Advocacy Manager - Somerset Wildlife Trust

  • What is the Peatland Code, and how does it affect the management of peatlands for a changing climate in the future. Garance Wood-Moulin - Peatland Code Development Lead - IUCN Peatland Programme

  • How did COP 30 affect the future management of peatlands. Cisca Devereux, volunteer with RE-PEAT and the Peatland Justice Campaign.

  • Peatland restoration work in Somerset and Dorset (a conversation). Louise Treneman - Senior Reserve Manager/Senior Officer for Peat Restoration at Natural England & Grace Hervé - Dorset Peat Partnership Project Manager

  • Making change in response to the climate and ecological emergencies at community scale. Jenny Ayrton - Director, Art and Energy

Watch Peatlands is available to watch via our YouTube channel and a transcript (AI generated) is available to download.

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