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Mossen Skifte
Trust T2
A 12-hectare boreal mire and birch-forest commons in the Baltic littoral, hosting peatland restoration trials.
- Regenerative Focus
- Boreal mire rewetting, sphagnum nursery, low-intensity grazing as fire prevention, Sami-influenced land protocol exchange, apprentice education.
- Can Host People
- Yes
About this land node
Mossen Skifte ("the mire share") is a community-held commons on the Baltic coastline, anchored around a partially drained sphagnum mire under active rewetting. The site runs peatland restoration research with three regional universities and hosts apprentice cohorts learning Sami-influenced fire and grazing protocols. Linnea co-stewards the educational programming.
Overview
- Project Purpose
- Demonstrate that peatland rewetting at the small-commons scale can be community-led, scientifically credible, and pedagogically generative.
Regenerative practice
- Regenerative Focus
- Boreal mire rewetting, sphagnum nursery, low-intensity grazing as fire prevention, Sami-influenced land protocol exchange, apprentice education.