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InAWi and 1000Moore

by Berit Krondorf (comments: 0)

Training for both funding programmes

13/10/2025  InAWi and 1000Moore are two funding guidelines with which the Federal Environment Ministry supports projects for the rewetting of peatland soils.

Applicants can find out more in two online training courses:
InAWi: 10 November 2025, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (registration until 7 November)
1,000 Moors: 18 November 2025, 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.  (registration until 7 November)

The events are also aimed at participants who already attended an applicant training course in autumn 2024. The team at the project management agency Zukunft – Umwelt – Gesellschaft (ZUG) gGmbH will share their experiences and helpful tips from the first year of the funding programmes.

 

Peatlands at Futurium

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Join the discussion on October 9!

3/10/2025  “More peatlands! But how?” – Futurium, the Joachim Herz Foundation, and the Greifswald Mire Centre are hosting an event under this title on October 9 in the heart of Berlin.  Peatlands are key CO₂ reservoirs and, at the same time, controversial interests concerning land use. How can climate protection, agriculture, and local interests be reconciled? This question will be the focus of the expert discussion with visitor participation. from 19:30 p.m.
Moderator Katie Gallus will talk to:
•    Lucas Gerrits, co-founder and managing director of Zukunft Moor GmbH
•    Juliane Petri, farmer and agricultural consultant from Rhinluch/Kremmen
•    Dr. Franziska Tanneberger, Director of the Greifswald Mire Centre
•    René Seltmann, Agricultural Consultant for Peatland Protection at the Brandenburg State Office for the Environment (LfU)

The event at Futurium, Alexanderufer 2 in Berlin, is free of charge, but registration is required.

Superfresh: the first ever

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Paludi Product Catalogue

24/09/2025  Freshly launched at RRR2025 conference : The first ever Paludi Product Catalogue! With as many pilot products, prototyps and services related to paludiculture as we could assemble. The aim is to provide a comprehensive over view and to show how diverse, innovative and marketable this new form of land use already is today.

To showcase the innovative potential of this field and highlight the diversity of existing products the catalogue is intended for:
• Farmers – to demonstrate the existing demand for paludiculture biomass across a wide range of products.
• Companies – that already process paludiculture biomass or plan to do so, offering inspiration and opportunities for networking
• Research, policymakers, and society

What makes it special: It is open to further contributions and will be regularly updated and expanded in the future. All new and existing Paludi products can be included.
The catalogue is launched at the "Renewable Resources from Wet and Rewetted Peatlands - 4th International Conference on the Utilisation of Wetland Plants", which is part of the project PaludiZentrale

Book of Abstract ready

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Get the full picture of RRR2025

20/09/2025   Here ready to be browsed: our Book of Abstract of the 4th international conference on “Renewable Resources from Wet and Rewetted Peatland - RRR2025. Apart from an overview of the programme and practical information it gives you full descriptions of key notes, excursions, sessions and workshops.

Paludiculture in series

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Four free seminars

10/09/2025   Register now for four seminar series ‘Peatland protection and paludiculture’ – online, free of charge and jointly organised by FNR e.V., DBV e.V., DLG e.V. and GMC.
The first seminar on 15 October 2025 will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and focus on ‘Land preparation and cultivation of paludiculture’.

It will cover the following topics:
- Approval procedures and obstacles
- Planning, implementation and cultivation in practice
- Communication as the key to successful projects

further  topics and speakers are:
• From knowledge to change – preserving moorland soils through structured cooperation
Katja Searles – Speaker, Brandenburg State Office for the Environment
• Tasks and obstacles in the approval process
Kerstin Norda – Managing Director, Nature Conservation Foundation of the District of Cuxhaven
• Practical challenges: planning, implementation and cultivation
Anke Nordt – Project Manager PaludiMV, Landgesellschaft Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Click here to register.