TY - BOOK
T1 - What do we know about Peruvian peatlands?
AU - López Gonzales, M.
AU - Hergoualc’h, K.
AU - Angulo Núñez, Ó.
AU - Baker, T.
AU - Chimner, R.
AU - Del Águila Pasquel, J.
AU - Del Castillo Torres, D.
AU - Freitas Alvarado, L.
AU - Fuentealba Durand, B.
AU - García Gonzales, E.
AU - Honorio Coronado, E.
AU - Kazuyo, H.
AU - Lilleskov, E.
AU - Málaga Durán, N.
AU - Maldonado Fonkén, M.
AU - Martín Brañas, M.
AU - Vargas, T.M.
AU - Planas Clarke, A.M.
AU - Roucoux, K.
AU - Vacalla Ochoa, F.
PY - 2020
Y1 - 2020
N2 - Peru is one of the richest peatland countries in the tropics. Its peatlands extend over all three of its regions, with a significant area in the Amazon. These peatlands provide key ecosystem services – storing immense amounts of carbon, uptaking carbon dioxide, nurturing unique biodiversity, regulating water at local and regional levels, and providing both livelihoods and cultural values for local people.
AB - Peru is one of the richest peatland countries in the tropics. Its peatlands extend over all three of its regions, with a significant area in the Amazon. These peatlands provide key ecosystem services – storing immense amounts of carbon, uptaking carbon dioxide, nurturing unique biodiversity, regulating water at local and regional levels, and providing both livelihoods and cultural values for local people.
KW - peatlands
KW - climate change
KW - Peru
UR - https://www.cifor.org/knowledge/publication/7848
U2 - 10.17528/cifor/007848
DO - 10.17528/cifor/007848
M3 - Book
SN - 978-602-387-142-1
VL - 210
BT - What do we know about Peruvian peatlands?
PB - Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
ER -