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The presence of edible and inedible prey species in a food web can influence the strength that nutrients (bottom‐up) or herbivores (top‐down) have on primary production. In boreal peatlands, wetter more nutrient‐rich conditions associated with ongoing climate change are expanding consumer access to aquatic habitat and promoting sources of primary production (i.e., algae) that are susceptible to trophic...