The project targeted 23 of the 80 Baltic raised bogs have been recorded in northern Poland. Its overall objective was to maintain or restore active raised bogs and pine/birch bog forests in these sites in Pomerania, Poland. The project aimed to: - Halt the process of drainage and subsequent water loss of peat bogs through the building of sluices and dams and through the filling of ditches. - Eliminate local threats to 1, such as the extension of birch, pine trees and spruce. - Increase the knowledge of the natural values, ecology and hydrology of each raised bog and adapt management plans on the basis of knowledge gained. - Disseminate active raised bogs conservation, including innovative management techniques tested by the project. - Increase public awareness of Baltic raised bogs and their conservation needs, especially among the most influential stakeholders groups, but also among local communities and the general public.