Ireland’s disappearing boglands

The article explores the significance of Irish peat bogs, highlighting their cultural, environmental, and economic roles. Despite their importance as carbon sinks and traditional fuel sources, over 80% of Ireland’s bogland has been lost due to extraction and land use changes. Photographer Shane Hynan’s project captures the changing landscape and questions the complex relationship between Ireland and its bogs, emphasizing their finite nature and the uncertain future of these ecosystems.

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