Our second video is now available to watch on Youtube. This video takes a look at some of the hydrological monitoring works LIFE Moor Space have implemented over the last year.
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LIFE Moor Space – First video
Our First Video is Live: LIFE Moor Space: Connecting the Humberhead Levels. We are thrilled to announce the launch of our brand new video series! To kick things off, our first episode delves into the background of the Humberhead Peatlands and what the LIFE Moor...
Raindance
Here at the Humberhead Peatlands we love it when it rains. It’s not just because rain is wet – and wet is good for bogs – it’s because rainwater isn’t just any old water. Rain, hail and snow have two key properties that are key ingredients for bogs like Thorne and...
It’s All About the Water
Restoring peatlands is all about trying to get the right water levels over as large an area as we can. If a bog is too dry there’s a risk that bracken and birch can take over to the exclusion of everything else, and the dry peat reacts with the oxygen in the...
April 2023 Conference
The 19th of April was a busy start for the LIFE Moor Space team as they set up their first project conference at the Legacy Centre in Doncaster, with the anticipation of hosting delegates from peatland restoration initiatives from around the United Kingdom. With a...
Completed works on Thorne Moors
The LIFE Moor Space project team have had a busy start to 2023 with lots of works taking place on Thone Moors. The location of these works are off Goole Moor Tram, which is a long straight 3.6km pathway that runs across the northern end of Thone Moors....