ATGA: Flooding border areas overlooks the realities of modern warfare
In recent months, discussions across Europe have increasingly linked wetland restoration and the flooding of certain territories with defence policy […]
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AI Innovation to Predict Peatland Moisture and Strengthen Sustainable Supply Chains
A research team from Vilnius University’s Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics (VU MIF), in collaboration with Klasmann-Deilmann Ežerėlis, has secured […]
Peat Industry: It’s Time to Separate Facts from Myths
In Lithuania, the topics of peat use, and wetland protection are increasingly part of public discourse. It is essential that […]
In“Ką pasėsi 2025” Exhibition “Naujasis Kalcitas” Captivated Participants’ Attention!
The ATGA association member “Naujasis Kalcitas”, together with representatives from the “Agro žmonės” community, participated in the international agricultural exhibition […]
“Naujasis kalcitas awarded RHP Horticulture certificate
Naujasis kalcitas, a member of the association, was awarded the prestigious RHP Horticulture certificate at the Baltic Peat Producers Forum […]
5 times cheaper, an innovative method to restore non-productive soil, using sapropel ameliorant
According to the United Nations, the world loses about 12 million hectares of fertile soil every year. The goal of […]
Wetland Restoration and Protection Fund starts restoration of the abandoned Paąžuolynės peat quarry
We aim to restore damaged wetlands. We can all do our bit by supporting wetland restoration. This will help you reduce GHG emissions that contribute to climate change and your organisation’s carbon footprint. And by doing so, it helps to protect the fragile biodiversity of wetlands.