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Water storage and movement within peat plays a fundamental role in some key environmental issues including the sustainability of carbon storage in peatlands, the hydrological response of uplands with reference to flood risk management, and maintenance and restoration of rare wetland plant communities.
The aim of this meeting is to bring together mire (peatland) hydrologists and hydrogeologists to identify and discuss common themes, methods and concepts.
It is anticipated that topics will include:
Abstracts are invited for posters. These should be 200 words or less, can include figures, and should be submitted to Dr Rob Low ([email protected]).
The current programme is noted within the PDF flyer.
You can either register for this meeting online, or download the PDF registration form, and return it to the Conference Office.
If you are a member of the British Hydrogeological Society and wish to register online, please select the 'Other Societies' rate to access your member rate discount.
For more information contact Dr Rob Low ([email protected])
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