Peatland & Upland Restoration
Snowdonia National Park Authority + Forest Carbon
Wales' first peatland rescue: 66 hectares of degraded bog restored to a carbon fortress. Instead of draining carbon, this Welsh mountainside now locks away 2,335 tonnes of CO₂ — funded by private carbon buyers who understand that nature's climate solution lies beneath our feet.
Impact Metrics
Peatland Restored
CO₂ Storage (35yr)
Freshwater Invertebrates
Sustainable Development Goals
Clean Water
Climate Action
Life on Land
About This Project
Organisation: Snowdonia National Park Authority + Forest Carbon
Location: Snowdonia, Wales, United Kingdom
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UK-specific standard for peatland and wetland carbon storage projects.
Standard: Peatland Code (IUCN UK Peatland Programme)
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Funding Route: Carbon Credits Marketplace
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