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In western North America, ombrotrophic bogs are known to occur as far south as coastal regions of British Columbia. A recent discovery of a peatland with a raised peat surface on the western Olympic Peninsula in Washington State (Crowberry Bog), USA, suggested that the distribution range of this ecosystem type extends further south along the coast. To confirm if the site was an ombrotrophic peatland,...
The moss layer transfer technique removes the top layer of vegetation from donor sites as a method to transfer propagules and restore degraded or reclaimed peatlands. As this technique is new, little is known about the impacts of moss layer transfer on vegetation and carbon fluxes following harvest. We monitored growing season carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4) fluxes as well as plant communities...
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