We welcome Sam to the CCC team in today's blog

Can wool be used for peatland restoration? CCC set out to answer this question using lab simulations and a site trial. The team reflects on the trials and our methods in this blog.

The Crichton Carbon Centre has developed a course “Introduction to Peatlands”, a Customised Award qualification that has been SCQF credit rated by SQA and is available to secondary schools.

Creating artwork and engagement events connected to peatland restoration, I’ve needed to understand what goes on up there in the hills, what a degraded peatland is, why they need repairing, and how this is done. Prior to attending the training course, my knowledge was gleaned from listening to CCC’s peat updates, reading about peatland restoration and asking questions. I thought I had a reasonable and comprehensive knowledge, until I attended the course, during which I learnt

Our newest member of the team introduces himself in today's blog.

A quest through North Scottish peatlands to answer the question: how do we connect?

What happens on a peatland restoration training course? Phoebe writes about her experience as an attendee on one of our courses.

Last Monday we gathered our partners and friends to Hetland Hall Hotel to talk about the Flux Tower and ongoing research in D&G.  

Deep in South Scotland, outside Dumfries, a 14-metre tower looks over the canopy of conifers...