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Conserving Peatland Heritages
This month's blog post is by Kate Flood. Kate is a PhD candidate at NUI Galway. Her work explores the relationship between people and peatlands. She is involved with Girley Bog in Co. Meath and runs the website abogslife.com. Kate is also a member of the Community...
Cloonshanville Bog, Frenchpark, Co. Roscommon
This month's blog post comes from David j Pierce.On a visit to Minneapolis, USA David received an inspirational lesson from Brian Pobuda looking through the book 'Photography as a Fine Art’, which showed the full scope of the photographic image. Returning to Ireland...
Lemanaghan Bog: the road is rising to meet us
Introducing Aoife Phelan, the author of this blog post. Aoife is a secondary school teacher of Computer Science and a native of Lemanaghan, Co. Offaly. She is also a member of the Lemanaghan Heritage and Conservation Group. She loves walking, writing and photography...
Celebrating our Bog Women on International Women’s Day 2022
Our first blog post for 'Bogs in Transition' blog post highlights the women who are members of the Community Wetlands Forum who live in the Midlands of Ireland where our Just Transition funded project, Connecting Communities with Peatlands, is focused. Today we're...
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