Abstract Peatland restoration in North America (NA) was initiated approximately 25 years
ago on peat‐extracted bogs. Recent advances in peatland restoration in NA have expanded …

Peatland development occurs naturally over long periods of time in response to climate,
geology, hydrology and vegetation. Open-pit oil sands mining activities in Northern Alberta …

Mine reclamation requires the reconstruction of entire landforms and drainage systems. The
hydrological regime of reclaimed landscapes will be a manifestation of the processes …

Despite the risks that hydrocarbon contamination from pipeline leaks or train derailments
impose on the health of peatlands in hydrocarbon production areas and transportation …

During the restoration of degraded bogs and other peatlands, both habitat and functional
recovery can be closely linked with nutrient cycling, which is reflected in pore-and surface …

Oil sands mining in Alberta has disturbed large areas of peatland, the dominant regional
ecosystem type, and no formal strategies exist to reconstruct the landscape. Peatland …

Northern peatlands are experiencing increased wildfire disturbance, threatening peatland
biogeochemical function and ability to remain major stores of carbon (C) and macronutrients …

Leaf litter decomposition and the release of nutrients from macauba palm leaves play a
major role in nutrient return to the soil in a conservation environment. This study evaluated …

The ongoing reclamation of boreal forest areas that are impacted by oil sands mining
involves the construction of wetlands as desirable land uses. Constructed wetlands …

Peatlands contain a globally significant store (30%) of soil carbon (C). Within the Canadian
Western Boreal Plains, where peatlands are a dominant feature, the climate is becoming …