Peatland Management is a Quick and Cost-Effective Measure to reduce 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions

UNDEP report

Joosten H & Clarke D (2002): Wise use of mires and peatlands - Background and principles including a framework for decision-making. International Mire Conservation Group / International Peat Society, 304 p.

Joosten H & Clarke D (2002): Wise use of mires and peatlands - Background and principles including a framework for decision-making. International Mire Conservation Group / International Peat Society, 304 p.

Schumann, M. & Joosten, H. (2008): Global Peatland Restoration Manual.

Schumann, M. & Joosten, H. (2008): Global Peatland Restoration Manual: Catalogue of restoration activity

Schumann, M. & Joosten, H. (2008): Global Peatland Restoration Manual: Live case studies

Lindholm, T. & Heikkilä, R. (eds.)(2012): Mires from Pole to Pole. The Finnish Environment 38: 1-420.
Papers from the 2006 IMCG Field Symposium and Congress in Finland.

Joosten, H. (2001): Identifying peatlands of international biodiversity importance. Read online version

Moss, Patrick (2014): A Peaty Archive: The patterned fens of the Great Sandy region. Wildlife Australia Vol. 51 (2): 20-23.

Barthelmes A, Couwenberg J, Joosten H (2009) Peatlands in National Inventory Submissions 2009 – An analysis of 10 European countries. Wetlands International, Ede.

Couwenberg J (2009a) Emission factors for managed peat soils - An analysis of IPCC default values. Wetlands International, Ede.

Couwenberg J (2009b) Methane emissions from peat soils (organic soils, histosols) - Facts, MRV-ability, emission factors. Wetlands International, Ede.

Joosten H, Couwenberg J (2009) Are emission reductions from peatlands MRV-able? Wetlands International, Ede

Joosten H (2009) The Global Peatland CO₂ Picture Peatland status and drainage related emissions in all countries of the world. Wetlands International, Ede.