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Documenting Ireland’s vanishing boglands and their historical significance · Cyprus Report

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Documenting Ireland’s vanishing boglands and their historical significance

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Photographer Shane Hynan highlights the role of peat bogs in Irish culture.
The boglands cover about 1.2 to 1.5 million hectares of Ireland.
Peat forms at a rate of 1mm per year in these ecosystems.
Historical records show bogs are integral to both human history and geography in Ireland.
Hynan's project, Beofhód, aims to capture the rich layers of Irish history.

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Documenting Ireland’s vanishing boglands: ‘They hold millennia in their layers’The Guardian · 28 days ago

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Photographer Shane Hynan highlights the role of peat bogs in Irish culture.
The boglands cover about 1.2 to 1.5 million hectares of Ireland.
Peat forms at a rate of 1mm per year in these ecosystems.
Historical records show bogs are integral to both human history and geography in Ireland.
Hynan's project, Beofhód, aims to capture the rich layers of Irish history.

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