Re-Peat: Peatlands restoration in Scotland

Figure 9: The Co-existence Transition

The co-existence here doesn’t simply mean tree exist on peatland, but right land-use management that the land could be properly deployed its function to achieve sustainable balance in Scotland.

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Re-Peat: Peatlands restoration in Scotland

Published on Nov 4, 2022

AA Landscape Urbanism MArch/MSc

Re-Peat is an AA Landscape Urbanism Design Thesis 2021-22 by Yu-Ting Liu Chia-Chun Chen ( MSc students) and Sara Halaoui, Ting-Yu Chao(March students) focus on International efforts to cut down emissions of greenhouse gases. The project is based on the analysis of the conflict between woodlands and peatlands in the UK context. By addressing the management and exploitation of both land uses at the national scale, Re-Peat aim at designing a land assessment tool that will address the conflict of the coexistence of woodlands and peatlands and tackle peat restoration in Scotland highlighting issues on land ownership patterns and structures, carbon taxes, community engagement/rights, and similar land policies.

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Re-Peat: Peatlands restoration in Scotland

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RIGHT TREE IN THE RIGHT PLACE

NATIVE SPECIES

WHAT ARE PEATLANDS?

WOODLAND STATISTICS

THE DAMAGE OF PEATLAND FOR MANY PURPOSES

ANATOMICAL MAP HISTORICAL PART

GLOBAL WOODLAND & PEATLAND DISTRIBUTION

UK’S WOODLAND & PEATLAND DISTRIBUTION