Webinars

Latest webinar – Airborne LiDAR in peatland restoration, presented by Dr Miles Wilson, GIS and Remote Sensing Officer at the North Pennines AONB Partnership.

1. Pennine PeatLIFE Introduction – 03/08/18 – Paul Leadbitter – North Pennines AONB Partnership Peatland Programme Manager
2. UAV Use in Pennine PeatLIFE – 5/06/18 – Mark Brown – GIS & Remote Sensing Officer
3. Bare Peat Restoration Techniques – 08/10/18 – Alistair Lockett – Field Officer
4. UK Peatland Code Progress – 10/12/18 – Jenny Sharman – Field Officer
5. Valuing the Benefits of Peatland Restoration – 08/02/19 – Marie Ferré and Julia Martin-Ortega – iCASP
6. Demonstrating UAV Use – Pennine PeatLIFE: A Progress Report – 13/05/19 – Chris Osbourne – GIS & Remote Sensing Officer
7. Waterfalls, Peat Pipes & Gullies – Hydrological Restoration a Pennine PeatLIFE Perspective – 10/09/19 – Chris Miller – Field Officer
8. The Roles of Different Sphagnum Species in Bogs – 28/04/20 – John O’Reilly
9. Pennine PeatLIFE Restoration Work Review – 27/05/20 – Alistair Lockett and Jenny Sharman – Field Officers
10. Modelling Effects of Restoration on Surface Waterflow – 29/09/20 – Alejandro Sanchez-Angelina – Durham University
11. IUCN UK Peatland Programme: Peatland Code Update – 06/10/20 – Clifton Bain
12. Private Sector Funding Through The Peatland Code – 21/01/21 – George Hepburne-Scott and Stephen Prior – Forest Carbon
13. Sphagnum Moss – 02/03/21 – Alistair Lockett and Kate Cartmell Done – North Pennines AONB Partnership Field Officers
14. Demonstrating UAV Use – 24/05/21 – Christopher Osborne – GIS & Remote Sensing Officer
15. Profitable Peatland Projects – 22/06/21 – Richard Clarke – Highland Carbon
16. A Cooperative Perspective on Restoration of Irish Peatlands – 04/11/21 – Doug McMillan – Green Restoration Ireland Cooperative Society Ltd
17. Airborne LiDAR in peatland restoration – 9/6/22, Dr Miles Wilson, GIS and Remote Sensing Officer at the North Pennines AONB Partnership