Peatland restoration is the process of rehabilitating degraded peatlands to restore their natural functions and biodiversity. Peatlands are wetlands that store large amounts of carbon, and when they are drained or damaged, they release greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Restoration efforts often involve re-wetting the land, blocking drainage ditches, and reintroducing native plant species. Successful peatland restoration can improve water quality, enhance wildlife habitats, and contribute to climate change mitigation. Organizations and researchers work together to monitor the progress of restoration projects, ensuring that the ecological balance is restored and maintained over time. This is crucial for the health of ecosystems and the planet.