Restoration techniques used to remove trees and scrub in the Cumbrian Bogs LIFE+ Project @naturalenglandvideo
Restoration techniques used to remove trees and scrub in the Cumbrian Bogs LIFE+ Project  @naturalenglandvideo
Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Cumbrian Bogs LIFE+ was a 5 year bog restoration project, funded through the EU LIFE programme and managed by Natural England. It focused on the restoration of three lowland raised bogs in Cumbria: Roudsea Wood and Mosses, Wedholme Flow and Bolton Fell Moss. Working closely with specialist contractors and using their experience and expertise meant that innovative techniques were developed through the course of the project. The methods used in the project have put the right conditions in place to allow restoration to take place – it could be another 30 years before the bogs become fully functional again. This film highlights the techniques used to remove rhododendron, trees, and scrub at Roudsea Wood & Mosses and Bolton Fell Moss.
Cumbrian Bogs LIFE+ Project (LIFE13NAT/UK/0443)
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Restoration techniques used to remove trees and scrub in the Cumbrian Bogs LIFE+ Project

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