Peatland Restoration Rolls

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Peatlands are one of the UK’s most important carbon stores, but when degraded they lose structure, release carbon, and become vulnerable to erosion.

Effective restoration requires materials that work with natural processes—supporting moisture retention, stabilising surfaces, and enabling vegetation to recover.

Our peatland restoration rolls are made from British sheep’s wool and designed to stabilise exposed peat surfaces.

They help retain moisture, reduce erosion, and create a stable base for natural regeneration.

Fully biodegradable, they integrate into the landscape over time without leaving synthetic residues.

Our peatland restoration rolls have been featured by the International Wool textile Organisation

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Moisture retention
Helps maintain hydration in exposed peat

Erosion control
Reduces surface loss from wind and water

Vegetation support
Provides a stable structure for regrowth

Biodegradable
Breaks down naturally over time

Wool is naturally adapted to manage moisture and withstand exposure.

These properties make it highly effective in peatland environments:

• absorbs and releases moisture
• remains functional when wet
• provides structure without rigidity

Highly fire resistant

• Peatland restoration projects
• Erosion-prone upland areas
• Rewetting and water management
• Habitat and biodiversity recovery

Used in peatland restoration projects with organisations including the National Trust and the North Pennines National Landscape team

We work with land managers, contractors, and environmental organisations to supply wool-based restoration solutions. 

Available for pilot projects and larger-scale supply