The Ugie catchment has been identified as an important area for peatland restoration by Scottish Water and other stakeholders. Carbon rich peat soils in the catchment have been damaged over time by a combination of drainage, forestry and historic peat extraction. This has resulted in greenhouse gas emissions and the erosion of peat into the river that provides the area's drinking water supply. Peatland restoration should not only help improve water quality in the catchment but also improve habitat and store more carbon. Find out more ...
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