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Have you ever sat in a team meeting, conference room, or workshop, only to find yourself mute because you felt completely lost?

You are not alone. Many of us have felt that wave of discomfort, frustration, or even isolation when we cannot fully follow a discussion.

Teaser blurb: The PeatRestore project aims to bring together peatland professionals from academic, government, and NGO spaces to collaborate on products that catalyze peatland restoration by co-developing practical and timely tools and guidance.

Canadian peatlands are one of Earth’s most important natural carbon sinks, covering more than 12% of Canada's land area and containing an estimated ~25% of the world's peatland carbon reservoir (Hugelius et al., 2020). These ecosystems are particularly dominant in the Hudson Bay Lowlands but also span large swaths of the arctic, sub-arctic, boreal plains and maritime Canada.