University of Edinburgh kicks off net zero forest and peatland restoration scheme

James Murray
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Credit: University of Edinburgh

University starts work on plans to plant two million trees and restore 855 hectares of peatland

The University of Edinburgh has begun work on what is thought to be one of the largest nature-based offset projects undertaken by a UK university, confirming plans to expand woodland and restore peatland...

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