Peatland in Arctic Russia
Wetlands are widely distributed in the Arctic, covering about 70% of the region. Of the six Ramsar wetland types represented, the most extensive are forested and non-forested peatlands. Peatlands are wetlands where organic matter (peat) derived from dead and decaying plant material has accumulated and remains stored under conditions of permanent water saturation. Those which…
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Produced by:Hugo Ahlenius, GRID-Arendal & CAFF
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Year:01/03/2010
Peatland in Arctic Russia
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