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[ID: 546] Greenhouse gas emissions from fertile organic soils in Northern Sweden - An overlooked hotspot?
PI: Järvi Järveoja
The project goal is to evaluate the climate impact of drained fertile peat soils in order to understand the potential of peatland rewetting for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions in boreal Sweden.
[ID: 545] PRESERVE: Protection and REStoration of peatland biodiversity and Ecosystem seRVicEs (Natura2000)
PI: Järvi Järveoja
The PRESERVE project aims to address the critical challenges of peatland degradation in the Aurora and sub-Arctic regions, with a focus on Natura 2000 areas in Finnish Lapland and Västerbotten, Sweden. By developing harmonized methods and innovative remote sensing tools, PRESERVE seeks to enhance the monitoring, restoration, and sustainable management of peatland ecosystems. The project integrates field observations, remote sensing data, and stakeholder input to provide scalable solutions that balance ecological health, social equity, and economic viability.
[ID: 299] Studying the impact of N fertilization on the CO2 and CH4 exchanges of a boreal nutrient-poor mire
PI: Järvi Järveoja
The overarching goal of the project is to obtain an in-depth understanding of the peatland C cycle response to increased N input using an automated chamber system established on natural, moss and bare peat plots. More specifically, this set up will enable to study the effects of N fertilization on the individual carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4) exchanges and their various underlying component fluxes.
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