This event will help spread knowledge of peatland restoration efforts throughout the region.

On MONDAY, the Peatland Restoration Roadshow organised by Caledonian Climate Partnership will be touring Scotland until the 23rd of March. It is aimed at those who are involved in land management and nature restoration, including farmers, keepers, stalkers, estate managers and advisors, as well as the local community. According to Freddie Ingleby, the Managing Director at CCP, almost 80% of Scotland's peatland is degraded, making it the fifth-biggest carbon emitter in the country. He said that restoring it can be done quickly and at scale with

immediate environmental, economic, and social benefits. CCP and Wetlands International are also working together to restore an equivalent of 400 football pitches of degraded land. For more information about this, readers are encouraged to read the wildlife pages of Scottish Field, as well as Andy Dobson's article about rockpools in the March issue of the magazine.

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