Restoration Work
The LIFE project is carrying out a range of practical restoration work to address the threats to blanket bog in Wales. This work includes the blocking of drainage ditches, removal of non-native plant species, and mowing of heather to reduce the risk of severe fire damage.
The majority of the project work is being carried out by local contractors. The project is therefore benefiting the local rural economy of the project areas.
Information on the various restoration activities being carried out by the LIFE project can be found via the drop-down menus.
Project handbook and Layman's report on the website
Published on 11/Apr/2011 Now that the project has come to an end, the final publications have been produced. A technica Read MoreLife Active Blanket Bog in Wales Conference
Published on 25/Mar/2011 The project conference took place on the 8th and 9th March at the Lake Vyrnwy Hotel. A day Read MoreLake Vyrnwy to Aberdeen
Published on 21/Mar/2011 The LIFE Project is in the home-straight as it will end on the 31st March 2011. From the ori Read More
