Photos

Measuring the leader length of black spruce

Measuring leader length of black spruce at a forest plantation on cutover peat at Paxson, Alberta

Researcher holding a sample of near surface Sphagnum peat

Near surface Sphagnum peat from Sibbald Research wetland

Two field technicians building a boardwalk.

Kimberley Murray and Melanie Bird building boardwalks at Sibbald Research wetland

A cutline through a boreal bog.

A cutline through a treed peatland near Peace River, Alberta

Two field assistants in a revegetated peatland.

Spontaneous revegetation following peat extraction at Moss Spur, Manitoba

Ground penetrating radar in a foggy, cutover peatland.

Ground penetrating radar at Seba Beach site restored following peat extraction.

Methane flux chambers in a restored peatland.

Methane flux chambers at Bois-des-Bel, Quebec 14 years post restoration.

Researchers setting up a meteorological station

Research from NAIT Boreal Research Institute set-up the meteorological station on a restored well-site near Peace River, Alberta

Vacuum-harvesters extracting peat.

Vacuum harvesters extracting peat at Seba Beach, Alberta

Old wood in a peat field.

Wood exposed from the peat profile during peat extraction and oxidation at Seba Beach, Alberta

Close-up of moss on the ground surface.
Marker flag with a spider.

Spiders love the brightly coloured flags used to mark sample plots at the restored peatland at Seba Beach, Alberta

Close-up of Sphagnum moss.
Woman carrying lumber.

Kimberley Murray constructs boardwalk at the donor site used as a source of propagules for restoration at Seba Beach, Alberta

Research conducting methane flux measurement.

Martin Brummell measures methane flux at a poor fen near Fort McMurray, Alberta

Measuring the leader length of black spruce
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Measuring leader length of black spruce at a forest plantation on cutover peat at Paxson, Alberta
Researcher holding a sample of near surface Sphagnum peat
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Near surface Sphagnum peat from Sibbald Research wetland
Two field technicians building a boardwalk.
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Kimberley Murray and Melanie Bird building boardwalks at Sibbald Research wetland
A cutline through a boreal bog.
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A cutline through a treed peatland near Peace River, Alberta
Two field assistants in a revegetated peatland.
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Spontaneous revegetation following peat extraction at Moss Spur, Manitoba
Ground penetrating radar in a foggy, cutover peatland.
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Ground penetrating radar at Seba Beach site restored following peat extraction.
Methane flux chambers in a restored peatland.
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Methane flux chambers at Bois-des-Bel, Quebec 14 years post restoration.
Researchers setting up a meteorological station
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Research from NAIT Boreal Research Institute set-up the meteorological station on a restored well-site near Peace River, Alberta
Vacuum-harvesters extracting peat.
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Vacuum harvesters extracting peat at Seba Beach, Alberta
Old wood in a peat field.
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Wood exposed from the peat profile during peat extraction and oxidation at Seba Beach, Alberta
Close-up of moss on the ground surface.
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Marker flag with a spider.
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Spiders love the brightly coloured flags used to mark sample plots at the restored peatland at Seba Beach, Alberta
Close-up of Sphagnum moss.
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Woman carrying lumber.
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Kimberley Murray constructs boardwalk at the donor site used as a source of propagules for restoration at Seba Beach, Alberta
Research conducting methane flux measurement.
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Martin Brummell measures methane flux at a poor fen near Fort McMurray, Alberta