CONFIRMED ORAL PRESENTATIONS
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| idNr | Abstract title | Presenting author |
| 60003 | PROSPECTIVE USE OF FEN PEAT HUMIC ACIDS IN PEAT RELATED ECONOMIC SERVICES | Janis Krumins, University of Latvia Academic Center of Natural Sciences, Latvia |
| 60317 | INNOVATION IN THE PEAT USE | Maris Klavins University of Latvia Academic Center of Natural Sciences, Latvia |
| 60753 | PFOFITABILITY OF BIOMASS PRODUCTION WITH DOWNY BIRCH ON CUTAWAY PEAT BOGS | Paula Jylhä, Natural Resources Institute Finland |
| 60783 | AFFORESTATION AS A MEANS OF OFFSETTING CO2 EMISSIONS ON CUTAWAY PEATLANDS | Lasse Aro, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) |
| 60898 | ECOSYSTEM SERVICE OF WATER FLOW REGULATION OF TROPICAL PEATLAND | Suria Tarigan |
| 60947 | CLIMATIC RESPONSE TO PEATLAND-MEDIATED FEEDBACKS | Nitin Chaudhary, University of Oslo, Norway |
| 61278 | DESIGNING THE SPECIAL PILOT ECONOMIC ZONE ON PEATLANDS | Rahmah Devi Hapsari, WRI Indonesia, Indonesia |
| 61287 | ENHANCING PEATLAND LOGGING IN SOUTHERN AND CENTER OSTROBOTHNIA | Harri Lindeman, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke), Finland |
| 61288 | ALTERNATIVE FARMING PRACTICES FOR LONG TERM RESILIENT LAND USE IN PEATLAND REGIONS IN THE NETHERLANDS | Jos Schouwenaars Water Authority Fryslân The Netherlands |
| 61302 | RE-BUILDING THE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF MIRES: NEW MIRE TRENDS IN FINLAND | Kirsi Laurén and Pauliina Latvala-Harvilahti, University of Eastern Finland |
| 61311 | REGENERATION OF SPHAGNUM MOSS BIOMASS HARVESTING SITES IN FINLAND | Niko Silvan, Natural Resources Institute Finland, Finland |
| 61325 | PEAT USE, CLIMATE IMPACTS AND MITIGATION POLICIES IN EUROPE | Olivier Hirschler, Thünen Institute, Germany |
| 61326 | HOW TO IDENTIFY CULTIVATED PEAT SOILS SUITABLE FOR REWETTING? | Kristiina Regina, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) |
| 61370 | COULD COMPROMISED PALUDICULTURE MANAGE TRADE-OFFS ON PEATLAND RESTORATION? | Ibnu Budiman, WRI Indonesia, Indonesia |
| 61372 | RISK GOVERNANCE ON RESTORATION OF PEATLAND ECOSYSTEM | Ibnu Budiman, WRI Indonesia, Indonesia |
| 61434 | EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FOR RETENTION OF SULPHUR AND IRON IN REWETTED PEAT | Lydia Roesel |
| 61445 | Impact of restoration of bog margin areas on moor frog (Rana arvalis) in Estonia | Liina Remm |
| 61470 | THE PEATLANDS OF LOWLAND PERU: AN EXPLORATION OF THE ECOLOGICAL AND SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL VALUE OF THESE ‘SUCKING’ SWAMPS | Lydia E.S. Cole, University of St Andrews |
| 61475 | BALNEOLOGICAL PEAT IN ESTONIA – RESOURCES AND PROPERTIES | Mall Orru, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia |
| 61487 | FIFTY-SIX YEARS OF VEGETATION CHANGE ON COOM RIGG RAISED BOG IN NORTH OF ENGLAND | Helen Adamson, Newcastle University, UK |
| 61527 | THE SOUTHERNMOST EDGE-OF-RANGE OF BLANKET BOGS IN EUROPE | Guaduneth Chico, Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom |
| 61537 | PEATWISE - INCENTIVE-BASED POLICY INSTRUMENTS GUIDING TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE USE OF PEATLANDS IN EU | Cheng Chen |
| 61550 | PREVENTING RECURRENT PEAT FIRES IN INDONESIA: A CASE STUDY IN RIAU PROVINCE | Asep S. Adhikerana, EcoNusantara Lestari |
| 61553 | PEATWISE - LARGE EFFECTS OF SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT GROUND WATER TABLES ON GHG EMISSION FROM REED CANARY GRASS IN PALUDICULTURE | Poul Erik Lærke, Aarhus University, Denmark |
| 61598 | ENGAGING WITH IRISH FARMERS MANAGING UPLAND BLANKET PEATLANDS THROUGH AGRI-ENVIRONMENT SCHEMES AND EUROPEAN INNOVATION PROJECTS TO EFFECT BIODIVERSITY PRACTICE CHANGE. | Catherine Keena, Teagasc Countryside Management Specialist |
| 61660 | REAL-TIME MONITORING OF PEATLAND HYDROLOGY IN INDONESIA -APPLICATIONS AND RESULTS SINCE 2012- | Hidenori Takahashi, Hokkaido Institute of Hydro-climate, Japan |
| 61661 | THE HELMI HABITAT PROGRAM ENHANCES FINLAND BIODIVERSITY, ESPECIALLY ON MIRES | Tapio Lindholm, Finnish environment institute, Finland |
| 61667 | DOES NITROGEN DEPOSITION LEAD TO A WEAKER OR STRONGER CARBON SINK IN NUTRIENT-POOR PEATLANDS? | Tuula Larmola, Natural Resources Institute Finland, Finland |
| 61729 | GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF FINLAND’S LABORATORY ANALYSES DATABASE – DETAILED INFORMATION ON THE BACKGROUND LEVELS OF ELEMENTS IN FINNISH PEATLANDS | Teuvo Herranen |
| 61776 | SMALLHOLDER AGRICULTURE ON PEATLAND IN INDONESIA: BALANCING LIVELIHOOD AND CLIMATE SECURITY | Susan Page, University of Leicester, UK |
| 61826 | PEATWISE - EFFECTS OF FOUNDRY SAND ADDITION ON YIELD AND CO2 EMISSION FROM A CULTIVATED PEAT SOIL IN SWEDEN | Örjan Berglund |
| 61832 | IMPLEMENTING CLIMATE CHANGE IN A DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM DESIGNED FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF IRELAND'S WESTERN PEATLAND FORESTS | Maarten Nieuwenhuis |
| 61877 | COMMUNITY LIVELIHOOD STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING HOUSEHOLD FOOD SECURITY IN A TROPICAL PEATLAND AREA IN CENTRAL KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA | Emmy Uthanya Antang |
| 61879 | CHANGE OF TROPICAL PEATLAND SURFACE IN VARIOUS LANDUSE IN CENTRAL KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA | Adi Jaya |
| 61880 | REQUIREMENTS FOR RE-SAMPLING SOIL ORGANIC CARBON STOCKS OF MANAGED PEAT AND OTHER ORGANIC SOILS | Mareille Wittnebel, Thünen Institute, Germany |
| 61893 | GROWTH AND YIELD OF CORN ON PEAT SOIL AS AFFECTED BY LIME AND PHOSPHOROUS APPLICATION | OSCAR MODAY MOJICA, Agusan del Sur State College of Agriculture and Technology (ASSCAT), Bunawan, Agusan del Sur and Graduate Student, Central Mindanao University, University Town, Musuan, Maramag, Bukidnon, Philippines |
| 61899 | PEAT SOIL PROPERTIES AFFECTED BY APPLICATION OF LIME AND PHOSPHORUS PLANTED WITH CORN | Prof. Oscar M. Mojica, Faculty Member, College of Agriculture, Agusan del Sur State Collge of Agriculture and Technology (ASSCAT), Bunawan, Agusan del Sur and a Graduate Student, Soil Science Department, College of Agriculture, Central Mindanao University (CMU), University Town, Musuan, Maramag, Bukidnon, Philippines |
| 61963 | IMPACT OF DRAINAGE ON VEGETATION STRUCTURE IN ESTONIAN RAISED BOGS | Ain Kull, University of Tartu |
| 61974 | ASSESSMENTS OF PEAT CARBON IN THE PEAT HYDROLOGICAL UNIT OF MERANG-KEPAYANG, SOUTH SUMATRA, INDONESIA | Budi Indra Setiawan |
| 62023 | DECLARING SUCCESS IN SPHAGNUM PEATLAND RESTORATION: IDENTIFYING OUTCOMES FROM READILY MEASURABLE VEGETATION PARAMETERS | Line Rochefort |
| 62034 | ASSESSING HYDROLOGICAL PROCESSES OF MANAGED TROPICAL PEATLAND USING GROUNDWATER LYSIMETER | Yogi Suardiwerianto, Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL), Indonesia |
| 62038 | LONG-TERM WATER LEVEL DRAW-DOWN AFFECTS FUNCTIONAL PLANT TRAIT COMPOSITION OF NORTHERN PEATLANDS | Anna M. Laine, University of Eastern Finland, Finland |
| 62047 | RESTORATION OF EXTRACTED CENTRAL EUROPEAN PEATLANDS BY SPONTANEOUS SUCCESSION | Karel Prach, Faculty of Science USB, Czech Republic |
| 62090 | MANY ALTERNATIVES IN LAND-USE OF CUT-AWAY PEATLANDS: FINNISH PRACTICE | Olli Reinikainen, Peat Cultivation Society, Finland |
| 62118 | RESTORATION OF PEATLAND FORESTS IN SOUTH EAST ASIA | Faizal Parish, Global Environment Centre |
| 62142 | ANALYSIS OF AGROFORESTRY FARMING SYSTEM IN THE EFFORTS OF PEATLAND RESTORATION IN KAMPUNG MISIK, CENTRAL KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA | Sosilawaty |
| 62157 | THE EUROPEAN MARKET FOR GROWING MEDIA | Lambert van Horen, RaboRes |
| 62186 | PHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS IN CALCAREOUS FEN MOSSES FOLLOWING AN EXPERIMENTAL CHANGE IN WINTER CLIMATE | Martin Küttim, Institute of Ecology at Tallinn University, Estonia |
| 62243 | OLDEST KNOWN EXTANT PEATLANDS COMPRISE A LONG-TERM CARBON SINK FROM THE LAST GLACIAL TO THE HOLOCENE | Monika Ruwaimana |
| 62259 | BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR CULTIVATION OF OIL PALM ON PEATLAND | Muhamad Faizuddin, Global Environment Centre, Malaysia |
| 62276 | HOW TO MAKE INTENSIVELY USED PEAT MEADOWS SUSTAINABLE FOR THE FUTURE? THREE MITIGATION OPTIONS TO POTENTIALLY REDUCE PEAT OXIDATION | Merit van den Berg |
| 62280 | THE INTERATION OF NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS ON THE EXTRACELLULAR ENZYMES IN A MINEROTROPHIC PEATLAND | Meng Wang, Northeast Normal University, China |
| 62303 | CONSERVATION OF PEATLAND LANDSCAPES IN MALAYSIA | Serena Lew, Global Environment Centre |
| 62305 | DECOMPOSITION OF TROPICAL PEAT UNDER LAND USE CHANGE IN SARAWAK, MALAYSIA | Meri Tuomainen University of Helsinki, Finland |
| 62316 | NATURE AND PREVENTION STRATEGY OF COASTAL PEAT EROSION AND COASTAL PEAT LANDSLIDES IN TROPICAL COASTAL PEATLAND, RIAU PROVINCE, INDONESIA | Koichi Yamamoto |
| 62329 | THE IMPACTS OF LONG TERM DRAINAGE AND AGRICULTURE ON THE CARBON DYNAMICS OF FEN PEATLANDS, IN EAST ANGLIA, UK | Thomas Newman, University of Leicester |
| 62333 | HOLOCENE DEVELOPMENT, RADIATIVE FORCING AND CHANGES IN CARBON ACCUMULATION AND VEGETATION IN A SUBARCTIC FEN IN FINLAND | Sanna Piilo, ECRU, University of Helsinki, Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS), Finland |
| 62348 | COOPERATION IN MIRE ECOSYSTEM STUDIES BETWEEN FINLAND AND RUSSIA | Harri Vasander, University of Helsinki, Finland |
| 62363 | INTRODUCING BIOENERGY POTENTIAL PLANT AT RESTORATION OF DEGRADED TROPICAL PEAT SWAMPS WITH AGROSILVOFISHERY SYSTEM AND COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION | Rujito Agus Suwignyo, Peatland Research Center (CoE PLACE), Sriwijaya University Indonesia |
| 62375 | PEAT SUBSIDENCE AND SOIL RESPIRATION IN RESPONSE TO PEATLAND REWETTING IN BENGKALIS, RIAU PROVINCE, INDONESIA | Bayu Budi Hanggara |
| 62387 | MOISTURE CHANGES IN NORTHEAST CHINA SINCE THE LAST DEGLACIATION: SPATIOTEMPORAL OUT-OF-PHASE PATTERNS AND POSSIBLE FORCING MECHANISMS | Mingming Zhang |
| 62392 | MEASURING AND MITIGATING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND SUBSIDENCE FROM AGRICULTURALLY DRAINED PEATLANDS | Chris Evans |
| 62398 | EFFECTS OF CROP RESIDUE AND ALTERED WATER TABLE ON CARBON DIOXIDE, METHANE AND NITROUS OXIDE EMISSIONS ON CULTIVATED PEAT SOILS | Samuel Musarika |
| 62417 | A PEATLAND-TAILORED USER GUIDE ON METHODS TO VALUE BENEFITS FROM RESTORATION | Marie Ferré |
| 62423 | CHANGES IN BLANKET BOG CO2 FLUX DRIVEN BY PLANT FUNCTIONAL TYPE DURING EXTREME DROUGHT | Henk Pieter Sterk, University of the Highlands and Islands, United Kingdom |
| 62425 | PEATWISE – EFFECT OF CROPPING MANAGEMENT ON PROTEIN YIELD AND EXTRACTABILITY FROM SELECTED FLOODING-TOLERANT PERENNIAL GRASSES CULTIVATED ON A RIPARIAN FEN | Claudia Therese Kalla, Aarhus University, Denmark |
| 62431 | THE SUSTAINABLE WETLANDS ADAPTATION AND MITIGATION PROGRAM (SWAMP), INTEGRATING TROPICAL PEATLAND SCIENCE AND INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT | Randall Kolka, USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station |
| 62432 | SIMULATING CLIMATE CHANGE IN NORTHERN PEATLANDS: INITIAL RESULTS OF THE SPRUCE EXPERIMENT | Randy Kolka, USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station, United States |
| 62439 | CARBON AND NITROGEN DYNAMICS IN TEMPERATE PEATLANDS UNDER DIFFERENT TYPES OF LAND USE | Mikhail Maslov, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia |
| 62440 | EFFECTS OF PEAT FIRES ON SOIL CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES : A CASE STUDY IN SOUTH SUMATRA | Dede Sulaeman, World Resources Institute Indonesia |
| 62454 | PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF 10-YEAR EXPERIENCE IN REWETTING PEAT-EXTRACTED BOGS IN RUSSIA | Shakhmatov Kirill |
| 62455 | GREENHOUSE GAS PRODUCTION AND EMISSIONS FROM THE CENTRAL CONGO BASIN PEATLAND COMPLEX | Nicholas Girkin, Cranfield University, UK, University of Nottingham, UK |
| 62456 | ON THE RESTORATION OF EXTRACTED PEATLANDS IN ESTONIA - FROM TEST SITES TO ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS | Edgar KarofeldSenior researcher, University of Tartu |
| 62459 | COSTING THE LEGACY OF FORESTRY ON A NORTHERN IRISH BLANKET BOG | Raymond Flynn, Queen's Univeristy Belfast |
| 62462 | LABORATORY EXPERIMENTAL FRAMEWORK TO STUDY PEAT FIRE | Xinyan Huang, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
| 62465 | SELECTING HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE SPHAGNUM PROVENANCES AND ITS MASS-PROPAGATION – FIRST RESULTS OF THE JOINT SPHAGNUM FARMING RESEARCH PROJECT ‚MOOSZUCHT‘ | Anja Prager, Institute of Botany and Landscape ecology, University of Greifswald, partner in the Greifswald Mire Centre, Germany |
| 62480 | CHARACTERISTICS OF PROKARYOTIC COMMUNITY ASSEMBLY IN TROPICAL PEATLANDS: SPATIAL CONSTRAINTS DUE TO HETEROGENEITY OF OIL PALM PLANTATION IN BORNEO SARAWAK | Kim Yrjälä, Department of Forest Sciences, University of Helsinki, Finland, Zhejiang Province Key Laboratory of Soil Contamination Bioremediation, Zhejiang A＆F University, China |
| 62497 | GREENHOUSE GAS BALANCE OF A YOUNG, MICROPROPAGATED SPHAGNUM FARMING CROP ON A CUT-OVER LOWLAND PEATLAND IN NORTHERN ENGLAND | Simon Caporn |
| 62508 | EFFECTS OF PEAT PHYSICAL PROPERTIES ON HYDRO-THERMAL REGIME AT ACTIVELY EXTRACTED PEATLANDS IN EASTERN AND WESTERN CANADA | Oi-Yin Lai, McGill University, Canada |
| 62512 | UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECTS OF DRAINAGE AND FIRES ON HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY TO SUPPORT TROPICAL PEATLAND RESTORATION | Adi Kunarso, RMIT University, Australia |
| 62514 | APPROACHES TO PEAT ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION IN INDONESIA: CHALLENGES, OPPORTUNITIES, AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS | Eli Nur Nirmala Sari, World Resources Institute (WRI), Indonesia |
| 62515 | ENCOURAGING ECOTONE CREATION IN RESTORED PEATLANDS AT THE EASTERN EDGE OF CANADIAN PRAIRIES | Pete Whittington, Brandon University |
| 62516 | HYDROLOGICAL TARGETS AND LESSONS LEARNED OF REWETTING EXPERIMENTS AT THE EASTERN EDGE OF THE CANADIAN PRAIRIES | Pete Whittington, Brandon University |
| 62531 | CAN PEAT SWAMP FOREST RECOVER AFTER A FIRE? | Muhammad Abdul Qirom |
| 62540 | EXAMINING HUMAN-PEATLAND RELATIONSHIPS THROUGH PARTICIPATION SPACE: A CASE OF SUNGAI TOHOR, INDONESIA (1985-2019) | Yuti Ariani Fatimah |
| 62556 | APPLICABILITY OF USING INDICATOR GAS FOR DETERMINING THE TEMPERATURE OF THE PLACE OF SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION ON PEAT | Gromyka Dmitrii, St. Petersburg Mining University, Russia |
| 62562 | REGRESSION OF ELEVATION AND PEAT DEPTH VARIABLES AND ITS APPLICATION ON PEAT DEPTH ASSESSMENT FOR THE ADJACENT PEAT LANDSCAPE, KALIMANTAN | Chairil Anwar Siregar |
| 62565 | DEVELOPMENT HISTORY OF ORGANIC SOILS AND RECENT CHANGES IN CARBON ACCUMULATION IN SVALBARD, NORWAY | Teemu Juselius, University of Helsinki, Finland |
| 62571 | NUTRIENT BUDGET AND DYNAMICS IN A TROPICAL PEAT SWAMP FOREST IN CENTRAL KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA | Professor John (Jack) Rieley, School of Geography, University of Nottingham, UK |
| 62573 | GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM DRAINED PEATLAND | Professor John (Jack) Rieley, School of Geography, University of Nottingham, UK |
| 62574 | MONITORING CONCEPT FOR TROPICAL PEAT SWAMP FORESTS AND PEATLAND WITH AIRBORNE AND SPACEBORNE SENSORS APPLIED IN THE EX-MEGA RICE PROJECT AREA, KALIMANTAN | Viktor Boehm |
| 62578 | METHODOLOGY BASIS OF PEAT SELECTION FOR USE IN LIVESTOCK IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE ECOLOGICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SAFETY OF ANIMAL PRODUCTS | Lilia Stepchenko |
| 62580 | CYCLING OF NUTRIENTS IN DIFFERENT INTENSITY REGENERATION FELLINGS: MINERAL SOIL VS. PEAT SOIL. | Ivars Klavins, Latvian State Forest Research Institute ‘Silava’, University of Latvia, Latvia |
| 62582 | DEVELOPING EDUCATION PROGRAMS OF PEATLANDS IN COOPERATION WITH FORMAL AND NON-FORMAL EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS | Liisa Puusepp |
| 62593 | POTENTIALS AND CAPACITIES OF CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION BY PEATLAND REWETTING AND WET AGRICULTURE ON PEATLANDS (PALUDICULTURE) IN THE BALTIC COUNTRIES | Jüri-Ott Salm, Estonian Fund for Nature ELF, Estonia |
| 62598 | ASSESSING AND REPORTING ON EFFECTIVENESS OF PEATLAND RESTORATION FOR REDUCTION OF FIRE HAZARD AND GHG EMISSIONS | Andrey Sirin Institute of Forest Science Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation |
| 62601 | PEATLANDS OF THE NILE BASIN: DISTRIBUTION, CARBON STOCKS AND CO2 EMISSIONS REDUCTION AND AVOIDANCE POTENTIAL | Jan Peters, Michael Succow Foundation, Paertner in the Greifswald Mire Centre |
| 62611 | CARBON AND GREENHOUSE GAS FLUX MEASUREMENTS IN THE EAST ANGLIAN FENS: LONG-TERM FLUX TOWER OBSERVATIONS AND NEW FIELD EXPERIMENTS | Ross Morrison |
| 62612 | PEAT AND PEATLAND SERVICES IN GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF FINLAND | Tuija Vähäkuopus |
| 62618 | PEATWISE – GREENHOUSE GAS MEASUREMENTS ON CULTIVATED PEATLAND AT RUUKKI, FINLAND | Maarit Liimatainen, Natural Resources Institute Finland, University of Oulu, Finland |
| 62619 | SIMULATING THE NET CARBON BENEFITS OF DIFFERENT RESTORATION STRATEGIES FOR A HARVESTED CANADIAN PEATLAND | Nigel Roulet |
| 62623 | REWETTING OFFERS FAST CLIMATE BENEFITS FOR TROPICAL AND AGRICULTURAL PEATLANDS BUT NOT FOR FORESTRY-DRAINED PEATLANDS | Paavo Ojanen, University of Helsinki, Finland |
| 62628 | PALUDICULTURE SPECIES OPTIONS FOR RESTORATION OF DEGRADED TROPICAL PEATLAND IN CENTRAL KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA | Tri Wira Yuwati, Banjarbaru Environment and Forestry Research and Development Institute, South Kalimantan, Indonesia |
| 62633 | WATER LEVEL AND CARBON EMISSION RATE IN RESPONS TO CANAL BLOCKING DEVELOPMENT | Imam Basuki, Center for International Forestry Research |
| 62634 | NOVEL APPROACHES TO MONITORING PEATLAND RESTORATION SUCCESS: EDDY COVARIENCE FLUX TOWERS AND CHAMELEON SOIL MOISTURE SENSORS | Samantha Grover, RMIT University |
| 62636 | RESTORATION OF WATER TABLE REGIME IN POSTEXTRACTED PEATLANDS: VALIDATION OF THE BOUSSINESQ MODEL ADAPTED TO STRATIFIED MEDIA IN REWETTED BOGS | Sebastian Gutierrez-Pacheco |
| 62637 | GENDER ROLE IN HOUSEHOLD LIVELIHOOD STRATEGIES: A CASE FROM PEATLAND COMMUNITY IN OGAN KOMERING ILIR AND TUMBANG NUSA, INDONESIA | Sri Lestari, Environment and Forestry Research and Development Institute of Palembang, Indonesia |
| 62640 | Investigation into plant-mediated CH4 transport, peat incubation and microbial community composition reveals fire degraded tropical peatlands as a hot spot of CH4 | HASAN AKHTAR |
| 62642 | PEATLAND AND SOCIO-CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION IN TWO INDIGENOUS VILLAGES IN RIAU, INDONESIA | Willy Daeli |
| 62643 | EFFECT OF PADDY LAND USE ON MITIGATION OF PEAT SUBSIDENCE | Minoru Yokochi, Hokkaido University, Japan |
| 62652 | EFFECT OF WATER LEVEL CHANGE ON RADIAL INCREMENT OF SCOTS PINE IN A RESTORED PEATLAND IN ESTONIA | Kärt Erikson |
| 62653 | REWETTING DEGRADED TROPICAL PEATLANDS SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCES GHG EMISSIONS: A META-ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY | Taryono Darusman, Bogor Agricultural University, Indonesia |
| 62654 | NDVI AS A PROXY TO ESTIMATE THE CO2 FLUXES IN PEATLANDS: EXAMPLE OF ALKALINE FEN | Raimo Pajula |
| 62658 | LOCATING PEATLANDS AND ORGANIC SOILS IN GHANA AND IVORY COAST | Karen-Doreen Barthelmes |
| 62659 | SPATIO-TEMPORAL VARIABILITY OF GREENHOUSE GASES ALONG DRAINAGE GRADIENT IN 16 PEATLANDS ACROSS ESTONIA | Gert Veber, University of Tartu, Estonia |
| 62662 | UTILIZATION OF EX-MEGA RICE PROJECT DEGRADED PEATLAND IN CENTRAL KALIMANTAN FOR OIL PALM PLANTATION | Darmawan |
| 62663 | FROM ENERGY TO HORTICULTURE: TRENDS OF PEAT EXTRACTION IN LATVIA | Ingrida Krigere |
| 62667 | ASSESSMENT AND MODELING OF COVARIATES AND FACTORS AFFECTING IRISH PEATLAND PROPERTIES USING MIXED MODELING WITH A FOCUS ON SOIL ORGANIC CARBON | Kilian Walz |
| 62671 | 10 YEARS OF REWETTING FROM A REMOTE SENSING PERSPECTIVE | Florian Beyer |
| 62680 | MITIGATION OF PHOSPHORUS, NITROGEN AND ORGANIC CARBON EXPORTS BY CONTINUOUS COVER FORESTRY ON DRAINED PEATLANDS | Sakari Sarkkola, Natural Resources Institute Finland |
| 62681 | LAND USE PATTERN IN THE PEAT-LAND HOME YARD OF RURAL COMMUNITIES AND FARM INCOME | Niken Sakuntaladewi, Centre for Research and Development on Social, Economy, Policy, and Climate Change, Indonesia |
| 62682 | COULD CONTINUOUS-COVER FORESTRY REPRESENT PALUDICULTURE IN BOREAL PEATLAND FORESTS? | Sakari Sarkkola, Natural Resources Institute Finland |
| 62685 | ASSESSMENT OF THE RISK OF DEGRADATION IN INDONESIA’S REMAINING PEAT SWAMP FOREST | Desti Ayunda, World Resources Institute, Indonesia |
| 62689 | SPHAGNUM FARMING UK: EFFICIENT AND HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE METHODS FOR SPHAGNUM AS A PEAT ALTERNATIVE | Neal Wright, Micropropagation Services Ltd, UK |
| 62691 | LONG-TERM RESPONSE OF VEGETATION ON THE WATER LEVEL DROP-DOWN ON A LARGE CALCAREOUS FEN (NW ESTONIA) | Laimdota Truus |
| 62694 | SPHAGNUM MOSS HARVESTING WITHIN SUSTAINABLE BOG BIOMASS UTILISATION AND HIGH VALUE PRODUCT MANUFACTURING | Dr. Petri Konttinen, Novarbo Oy, Finland |
| 62695 | A REVIEW OF PEATLAND USE AND SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OPTIONS | Bjørn Kløve |
| 62698 | SUSTAINABLE PEAT INDUSTRY (?) | Jan Köbbing, Klasmann-Deilmann GmbH |
| 62699 | ECOLOGY DRIVEN INNOVATIONS REDUCE GHG EMISSIONS AND SUPPORT MIXED AGRICULTURAL LAND-USES OVER TROPICAL PEATLAND | Shailendra Mishra |
| 62700 | TROPICAL PEATLANDS CARBON STOCK AND GHG FLUX DYNAMICS UNDER LAND USE CHANGE AND RESTORATION IN INDONESIA: AN UPDATED REVIEW | Sigit D. Sasmito, NUS Environmental Research Institute (NERI), National University of Singapore, Singapore |
| 62701 | ELMIS - RE-MAPPING OF THE PEATLANDS OF THE EMSLAND REGION AS THE BASE FOR A PEATLAND INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR THE FUTURE TASKS OF NATURE AND CLIMATE PROTECTION | Bernd Hofer |
| 62703 | MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIP TO REHABILITATE PEATLANDS IN PAHANG, MALAYSIA | Serena Lew, Global Environment Centre, Malaysia |
| 62706 | INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF THE SOUTH KETAPANG PEATLAND LANDSCAPE, INDONESIA | Faizal Parish, Global Environment Centre, Malaysia |
| 62710 | CO2 EXCHANGE AND PLANT ABOVE-GROUND BIOMASS OF RESTORED FORESTRY DRAINED, AND MILLED PEATLANDS, AND PRISTINE MIRES | Anna-Helena Purre, Tallinn University, Estonia |
| 62711 | TROPICAL PEATLANDS SURFACE ELEVATION CHANGE ACROSS DIFFERENT LAND USES AND HYDROLOGICAL CONDITIONS | Meli F. Saragi Sasmito, Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), Indonesia |
| 62715 | ECONOMIC VIABILITY OF SPHAGNUM FARMING ON FORMER BOG GRASSLAND | Sabine Wichmann, Institute of Botany and Landscape Ecology, University of Greifswald, Partner in the Greifswald Mire Centre (GMC) |
| 62716 | HOW SIGNIFICANT IS HIGHER WATER TABLE CONTRIBUTE TO TROPICAL PEAT CO2 EMISSION REDUCTION? | Fahmuddin Agus, Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development, Indonesia |
| 62721 | LAND USE CHANGE AFTER 50 YEARS MAN MADE CANAL ON PEATLAND RANTAU RASAU JAMBI | Asmadi Saad, Jambi University, BRG |
| 62723 | THOUSANDS OF YEARS TO FORM, LOST IN DECADES: AGEING CARBON FLUXES FROM TROPICAL PEATLAND SOILS UNDER DIFFERENT LAND USE CLASSES | Stephanie Evers, School of Biological and Environmental Sciences, Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool AND TROCARI (Tropical Catchment Research Initiative), Malaysia |
| 62724 | PEATLAND RESPONSE TO DRYING, COMPARING AND CONTRASTING PEATLANDS IN SWEDEN AND NEW ZEALAND | Joshua (Joss) Ratcliffe, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences |
| 62726 | RELATIONSHIP OF GROUND WATER LEVEL AND WATER CONTENT IN OIL PALM PLANTATION ON DRAINED PEATLAND IN SIAK, RIAU PROVINCE, INDONESIA | Yudha Asmara Adhi, PT Astra Agro Lestari Tbk, Jakarta, Indonesia |
| 62727 | HOLOCENE CLIMATE DYNAMICS AND ATMOSPHERIC DUST FLUXES IN THE EUROPEAN PART OF RUSSIA: A HIGH-RESOLUTION RECONSTRUCTION BASED ON OMBROTROPHIC PEAT | Tatiana Pampura, Institute of Physicochemical and Biological Problems in Soil Science, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia |
| 62729 | EFFECTS OF PERSISTENT WATER-TABLE LEVEL DRAWDOWN ON FINE ROOT BIOMASS AND PRODUCTION IN BOREAL FORESTED PEATLANDS | Maija Lampela |
| 62733 | EVALUATION OF GHG EMISSIONS FROM ORGANIC SOILS | Ieva Līcīte, Latvian State Forest Research Institute Silava, Latvia |
| 62734 | TOWARD THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW GENERATION OF GRANULAR PEAT PRODUCTS FOR WASTEWATER REMEDIATION: REACTION MECHANISMS OF PEAT SURFACES WITH HEAVY METAL CATIONS. | Igor V. Kolomitsyn |
| 62735 | THE EFFECT OF PLANTATION DEVELOPMENT ON KEY SOIL PARAMETERS: A CASE STUDY IN SOUTH SUMATRA | Thomas Westhoff, Wageningen University |
| 62739 | CARBON DIOXIDE AND DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON - HYDROLOGICAL PATHWAYS IN AN IRISH BLANKET PEATLAND | Alan Gilmer |
| 62743 | ASSESSING AND MAPPING THE DEGRADED TROPICAL PEATLAND USING INSAR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS AND GIS MODEL APPROACH | Rahmah Devi Hapsari |
| 62746 | IMPROVING KNOWLEDGE IN THE PARAMETERS FOR ESTIMATING GHG EMISSIONS FROM PEAT SWAMP FORESTS FIRES IN INDONESIA | Haruni Krisnawati, Forestry and Environment Research, Development and Innovation Agency, Indonesia |
| 62749 | PEAT, PALMS AND PEOPLE: HUMAN IMPACTS ON AMAZONIAN PEATLANDS | Anna Macphie, University of St Andrews, UK |
| 62750 | BOREAL PEATLAND FORESTS: DITCH NETWORK MAINTENANCE EFFORT AND WATER PROTECTION IN A FOREST ROTATION FRAMEWORK | Jenni Miettinen, University of Helsinki |
| 62752 | RESPONSIBLE MANAGEMENT OF PEATLANDS AND LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES | Marie Kofod-Hansen |
| 62753 | SUBSIDENCE MONITORING DURING 50 YEARS OF THE PEAT MEADOW PARCELS OF ZEGVELD EXPERIMENTAL FARM IN THE NETHERLANDS | Jan J.H. van den Akker |
| 62754 | TOWARDS ESTIMATING TOTAL ECONOMIC VALUE OF PEATLANDS IN KAHAYAN-SEBANGAU PEAT HYDROLOGICAL UNIT, CENTRAL KALIMANTAN PROVINCE | Eli Nur Nirmala Sari, World Resources Institute (WRI), Indonesia |
| 62759 | GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM DEGRADED AND REWETTED PEATLANDS IN NORTHERN EUROPEAN LOWLAND | Andreas Herrmann, NABU and Humboldt-University, Germany |
| 62761 | PROGRESS OF THE BORD NA MÓNA CUTAWAY BOG REHABILITATION PROGRAMME IN IRELAND | Mark McCorry |
| 62763 | THE BORD NA MÓNA RAISED BOG RESTORATION PROGRAMME – PROGRESS AND BENEFITS | Alex Copland |
| 62764 | MINERALISATION OF ORGANIC FERTILIZERS IN GROWING MEDIA | Hein Boon |
| 62765 | CH4 AND N2O EMISSIONS FROM SMALLHOLDER AGRICULTURE ON DRAINED TROPICAL PEATLANDS IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA | Antonio Jonay Jovani Sancho |
| 62766 | TESTING OF PROCESSES IN GROWING MEDIA PRODUCTION ON SANITATION EFFECTIVENESS WITH BACILLUS GLOBIGII AS A TEST ORGANISM | Ruth Sjoukes |
| 62768 | THE IMPACT OF SOIL FERTILIZATION EXPERIMENT ON SOIL WATER CHEMISTRY IN FOREST STANDS ON DRAINED ORGANIC SOIL, IN LATVIA | Ilze Karklina, Latvian State Forest Research Institute ‘Silava’ |
| 62769 | SPRING FEN COMMUNITY IS DETERMINED BY THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE INFLUX WATER | Martin Küttim, Tallinn University, Estonia |
| 62772 | MONITORING MIRE RESTORATION SITES FROM AIR WITH DRONES | Marko Kohv, Estonian Fund for Nature, Estonia |
| 62775 | DEMONSTRATION AND EDUCATIONAL EXPERIMENTAL FIELD ON SUSTAINABLE LOW-CARBON WETLAND USE IN MOSCOW MEGALOPOLISES AND SOUTHERN TAIGA ZONE OF EUROPEAN RUSSIA | Ivan Vasenev, Russian State Agrarian University-Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy, Russia |
| 62782 | SAGU PALUDICULTURE (METROXYLON SAGUS ROTTB.) FOR MITIGATION OF HYDRO-METEOROLOGICAL DISASTERS AND FOOD SECURITY | Iwan Wibisono, Program Coordinator at Wetlands International Indonesia |
| 62783 | BIOMASS ACCUMULATION AND CARBON ENRICHMENT OF ACACIA TREES PLANTED IN THE TROPICAL PEATLAND OF INDONESIA | Budi Indra Setiawan, Professor at Civil & Environmental Engineering Department at Bogor University, Indonesia |
| 62785 | MAINTENANCE AND/OR SUSTENANCE OF HERITAGE IN MIRE LANDSCAPES IN ESTONIA | Piret Pungas-Kohv |
| 62786 | FIRE FREE VILLAGE PROGRAM: A COLLABORATION BETWEEN COMPANY AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES TO PREVENT PEATLAND FIRES AND IMPROVE COMMUNITY LIVELIHOOD | Dian Novarina, APRIL (Asia Pacific Resources International Holdings Limited), Indonesia |
| 62792 | A PROBABILISTIC APPROACH FOR PEATLAND MAPPING FOR AREAS WITH SCARCE DATA | Cristina Malpica-Piñeros, University Greifswald, Institute for Botany and Landscape Ecology, Germany |
| 62794 | PEATLAND FIRE REGIONS AS A MEANS TO ANALYSE GLOBAL PEATLAND FIRES | Farina de Waard |
| 62795 | PALUDICULTURE ON FORMER BOG GRASSLAND: SUSTAINABLE BIOMASS PRODUCTION AND ADDITIONAL BENEFITS OF SPHAGNUM FARMING IN NW GERMANY | Greta Gaudig, Institute of Botany and Landscape Ecology, University of Greifswald, partner in the Greifswald Mire Centre, Germany |
| 62799 | CHANGES IN WATER TABLE AND PEAT SUBSIDENCE IN RESPONSE TO LAND COVER CHANGE AND TROPICAL PEAT DEGRADATION | Ravita Safitri, Winrock International, Indonesia |
| 62804 | MAPPING PEATLAND EXTENT AND PEAT DEPTH IN INDONESIA: APPLYING THE INDONESIAN PEAT PRIZE METHODOLOGY ON BEHALF OF PEATLAND RESTORATION | Florian Siegert, Prof. Dr. |
| 62819 | REDUCTION AND MAXIMUM USE OF WASTE BY PEAT MINING | Aleksandr Mikhailov, Saint Petersburg mining university, Russia |
| 62892 | MAINSTREAMING OF PEATLANDS IN NILE BASIN COUNTRIES NATIONALLY DETERMINED CONTRIBUTIONS | Leonard Akwany, Nile Basin Initiative |
| 62900 | ECOSYSTEM SERVICES OF PEATLANDS: GLOBAL, REGIONAL AND LOCAL CONTEXT | Tatiana Minayeva, Care for Ecosystems UG, Germany/Centre for Conservation and Restoration of Peatland Ecosystems RAS, Russia |
| 62957 | CARBON STORAGE IN AMAZONIAN PEATLANDS: DISTRIBUTION AND DYNAMICS | Adam Hastie, University of Edinburgh, UK |
| 63094 | Concept of Robotic Peat Extraction | Riho Kägo |
| 63352 | THE IMPORTANCE OF MONITORING RESEARCH IN ASSESSING IMPACTS OF ANTHROPOGENIC ACTIVITIES ON TROPICAL PEATLAND BIODIVERSITY: EXAMPLES FROM CENTRAL KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA | Mark E. Harrison. Borneo Nature Foundation International and University of Leicester |
| 63357 | NEST CHARACTERISTICS OF BORNEAN ORANGUTAN (Pongo Pygmaeus Wurmbii) IN BURNT AREA OF SEBANGAU NATIONAL PARK | Muhammad Ali Imron |
| 63367 | PeatFire: AN AGENT-BASED MODEL TO SIMULATE FIRE IGNITION AND SPREADING IN A TROPICAL PEATLAND ECOSYSTEM | Muhammad Ali Imron |
| 64065 | List of damaged and abandoned peatlands suitable for mining – an Estonian way of regulating peat extraction | Maria Karus |
| 64319 | Peat Soil Properties Affected by Application of Lime and Phosphorous Planted With Corn | Oscar M. Mojica |
| 72103 | Towards Assessment of Bog Breathing with Sentinel-1 differential InSAR | TAURI TAMPUU |
| 72280 | The role of grouse moors in the management of UK blanket peatlands | Sian Whitehead, Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust, UK |
| 72285 | LESSONS FROM 30 YEARS' OF INTENSIVE RESTORATION OF A CUT-OVER PEATLAND - THE UK'S THIRD LARGEST RAISED BOG | Robert Duff, Natural England, UK or Dr Joan Daniels, Natural England UK |
| 72715 | RECOVERY DYNAMICS OF VEGETATION IN MONTANE PEATLANDS IN THE FIRST TWO DECADES AFTER REWETTING | Katharina Strobl, Technical University of Munich, Germany |
| 72717 | CARBON FOORPRINT OF BLACK PEAT FROM DEGRADED PEATLAND PREVIOUSLY USED FOR AGRICULTURE IN GERMANY | Heinz Stichnothe |
| 72766 | RAISED BOG RESTORATION THROUGH COMPARTMENTALIZATION: A DUTCH CASE STUDY OF ENGBERTSDIJKSVENEN | Corné Balemans, Staatsbosbeheer, Netherlands |
| 72770 | RETURNING WATER TO CONSERVATION AREAS WILL BENEFIT BOTH FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION | Tiina Ronkainen |
| 72771 | The particle shape of peats: a complementary analysis for their characterization | Stan DURAND, L'Institut Agro - Agrocampus Ouest, France |
| 72803 | UAS IMAGING APPLICATIONS TO MONITOR RESTORED PEATLANDS | Lauri Ikkala |
| 72807 | ASSESSING THE WATER BALANCE AS BASIS FOR WATER MANAGEMENT AND HYDROLOGICAL RESTORATION IN TROPICAL PEATLAND | Sigit Sutikno, Civil Engineering Department, University of Riau, Indonesia |
| 72816 | RESEARCH, RESTORATION AND RELATIONS: THE CANADIAN PEAT MOSS INDUSTRY’S SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY COMMITMENTS | Marie-Claire LeBlanc, Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss Association (CSPMA) & Peat & Substrate Cluster, Québec Peat Moss Producers Association (APTHQ) |
| 72817 | MANAGEMENT OF SOIL MOISTURE TO MITIGATE CO2 EMISSIONS ON RED ONION CULTIVATION IN TROPICAL PEAT LAND | Eni Maftuah |
| 72818 | THE ORGANIC SULFUR DYNAMICS ASSOCIATED WITH MERCURY METHYLATION IN A BOREAL PEATLAND | Caroline Pierce |
| 72825 | HYDROPHOBICITY EVALUATION OF OMBROGEN PEAT SOIL USING FTIR SPECTROSCOPY WITH WATER LEVEL SIMULATION TREATMENT | Wahida Annisa, Indonesian swampland agricultural research institute (ISARI), INDONESIA |
| 72827 | MEASURING PEAT REWETTING IMPACT USING HYDROLOGICAL MODELING: THREE CASE STUDIES FROM SOUTH SUMATRA AND CENTRAL KALIMANTAN | Dede Sulaeman |
| 72836 | SMALLHOLDER AGRICULTURE ON PEATLAND IN INDONESIA: BALANCING LIVELIHOOD AND CLIMATE SECURITY | Susan Page, School of Geography, Geology & the Environment, University of Leicester, UK |
| 72837 | DO ANDIC SOIL PROPERTIES IMPACT CARBON DYNAMICS OF PEATLANDS IN VOLCANIC REGIONS? | Susanne Claudia Möckel, University of Iceland, Iceland |
| 72840 | REGIONAL DEVELOPMENTS AND PERSPECTIVES IN AGRICULTURAL USE OF PEATLANDS AS IDENTIFIED BY DIFFERENT STAKEHOLDERS | Schouwenaars, J.M. |
| 72846 | PEAT PROTECTION AND RESTORATION IN SOUTH SUMATRA | Sophie Kirklin, Kew RBG, UK |
| 72848 | How much do peatlands contribute to achieving Indonesia’s Nationally Determined Contribution target? | Nurul Silva Lestari, Ministry of Environment and Forestry of Indonesia, Indonesia |
| 72852 | GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OF ACACIA CRASSICARPA ON A PEAT DOME SLOPE IN TROPICAL PEATLANDS | Sisva Silsigia, PT. Mayangkara Tanaman Industri/PT. Wana Subur Lestari, Indonesia |
| 72854 | COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF PEATLAND MANAGEMENT IN INDONESIA: CASE STUDY IN KAHAYAN-SEBANGAU PEAT HYDROLOGICAL UNIT, CENTRAL KALIMANTAN | Rizky Januar, World Resources Institute, Indonesia |
| 72855 | DYNAMICS OF LOCAL GOVERNANCE: THE CASE OF PEATLAND RESTORATION IN CENTRAL KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA | Rizky Januar, World Resources Institute, Indonesia |
| 72856 | SPECIES COMPOSITION AND ROOT MORPHOLOGY AT THE TOP OF A PEAT DOME CONSTITUTING TROPICAL PEATLANDS IN WEST KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA | Natalia Desi Piana Soeka, PT. Mayangkara Tanaman Industri/ PT. Wana Subur Lestari, Indonesia |
| 72859 | Horticultural Additives influence soil biogeochemistry and increase Greenhouse gas emissions from peat | Bidhya Sharma |
| 72863 | THE HORTICULTURAL PEAT INDUSTRY AND ACADEMIA: A HISTORY OF A SUSTAINABLE PARTNERSHIP FOR THE ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION OF CANADIAN PEATLANDS | Gwendal Breton |
| 72866 | AGROFORESTRY-BASED PALUDICULTURE AS A PROMISING ALTERNATIVE TO RESTORE DEGRADED PEATLAND AND IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY LIVELIHOOD IN INDONESIA: A REVIEW | Mashlahatul Umami, World Resources Institute Indonesia, Indonesia |
| 72868 | RESTORATION OF WATER TABLE REGIME IN POSTEXTRACTED PEATLANDS: VALIDATION OF THE BOUSSINESQ MODEL ADAPTED TO STRATIFIED MEDIA IN REWETTED BOGS | Sebastian Gutierrez-Pacheco |
| 72870 | CARBON STOCK IN OLD-GROWTH SCOTS PINE (PINUS SYLVESTRIS L.) FORESTS ON WET PEAT SOILS IN LATVIA | Laura Ķēniņa, Latvian State Forest Research Institute, Latvia |
| 72872 | ACCESS ROADS IN PRISTINE AND EXTRACTED PEATLANDS: RESTORATION TECHNIQUES | Kathy Pouliot, Peatland Ecology Research Group & Center for Northern Studies, Université Laval, Canada |
| 72874 | MINERAL COMPONENTS OF PEAT AND ITS METAL-BEARING CAPACITY | Aleksey Nastavkin, Southern Federal University, Russian Federation |
| 72881 | THE USE OF SUBSIDENCE TO CALCULATE CARBON LOSS FROM DEFORESTED AND DRAINED TROPICAL PEATLAND | Gusti Anshari |
| 72888 | DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN PEAT INDUSTRY | PĒTERIS GREDZENS |
| 72997 | Ecological thresholds in high Andean peatlands along a gradient of livestock use in El Cocuy National Park (Colombia) | Violeta Martínez Amigo, Pontifician Javeriana University of Bogotá, Colombia |
| 73114 | The European Market for Growing Media | Cecilia Luetgebrune, Growing Media Europe, Belgium |
| 73359 | LANDSCAPE-LEVEL ESTIMATION OF BELOWGROUND CARBON STORAGE IN COASTAL TROPICAL PEATLANDS OF WEST KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA | Asep Andi Yusup, PT. Mayangkara Tanaman Industri/PT. Wana Subur Lestari, Indonesia |
| 73535 | DOC in soil or water, what is more seasonally dependable? – a case study of short-term agricultural peatland monitoring in Central Poland | Bartłomiej Glina, Poznań University of Life Sciences, Poland |
| 73975 | Relationship between peat moisture and physical properties in differently affected peatlands | Laimdota Kalniņa, Faculty of Geography and Earth Sciences University of Latvia |