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| Peatlands and Peat Coring Across the Americas | 20 Oct 2026 | 00:46:47 | |
Peatlands cover only a small part of the planet, but they store huge amounts of carbon and hold thousands of years of environmental and human history. In this episode of Peatpod, Dr Lorna Harris chats with Professor Julie Loisel about how scientists take peat cores and use them to reconstruct past climates, measure carbon, and track how ecosystems change over time. The conversation travels across the Americas, from Alaska and Canada to Costa Rica, Peru, and the Caribbean, and on to Antarctica. Chapters: About Peatpod: Stories, insights, and musings about the worldβs beautiful bogs, fens, and swamps. Join Dr Lorna Harris for chats about our favourite squishy and carbon-rich wetland ecosystems, with peatland scientists, practitioners, and knowledge-holders from around the world. All episodes are presented, researched, edited, and produced by Dr Lorna Harris. Music courtesy of Epidemic Sounds. Hosted on Spotify - visit Peatpod show page. Subscribe for free to receive news of new Peatpedia articles and Peatpod episodes - https://peatpedia.substack.com/. Peatpedia and Peatpod are reader and listener supported initatives. Consider upgrading to a paid subscription to Peatpedia on Substack to support the research, writing, and production work behind every article and podcast episode. | |||
| Welcome to Peatpod: Why Peatlands Matter | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:06:01 | |
Welcome to the very first episode of Peatpod! In this first mini introductory episode, host Dr. Lorna Harris opens up the world of peatlands: what they are, why they matter, and why they're far more diverse than they first look. Lorna also sets out the big questions Peatpod will explore in future episodes, with guests from around the world. | |||