Setting the Scene | National Workshop on Criteria and Indicators for Tropical Peatland Restoration

⁣Restoration of peatlands entails actions that facilitate recovery of a degraded peatland to its former better state. Peatland restoration involves measures designed to revert them to a state similar to, or as near to their natural state as
possible through the re-establishment of some of their ecological processes and
functions. Long-term successful and effective peatland restoration needs
monitoring efforts that can inform design, strategy, site selection and
management approaches, as well as improve restoration efforts through required
adjustments. Availability of tested protocols or standard tools to help assess
the outcomes of restored ecosystems can help practitioners determine peatland
restoration successes and failures. The main objective of this event is to
share practitioner’s manual on Peatland Restoration monitoring using Criteria
and Indicator approaches. This event will bring together policymakers,
practitioners and civil society to work together towards effective peatland
restoration.



Setting the Scene | National Workshop on Criteria and Indicators for Tropical Peatland Restoration
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