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Medical directors, hospital director, director finance and nursing appointed under the new law, look towards the BoGs for important decisions.

Search on for BoG members of teaching hospitals

The exhibition lets you explore the bogs without wetting your feet, and there will be a series of six free lunchtime talks onThursdays from February 1.

Smith tells tale of Scotland's peat bogs; STIRLING STORIES

If you can't bring the consumer to the cranberry bog, bring the bog to the consumer.

Bogs across America: traveling bog helps Ocean Spray teach consumers about cranberries & co-ops

We only produce Wirral Gin on this still because the key botanical, Bog Myrtle, has such a strong fragrance that we can't produce any other spirits on the still without them taking on the Wirral Gin flavours.

Wirral Gin - spirit of the peninsula

Andy Polkey, senior reserves manager for NRW, R said: "Healthy peat bogs are rare, provide habitats for special wildlife and bring a huge benefit when it comes to climate change so it's important to maintain them as best we can.

Peat bog repair to benefit habitats

I trucked around in these Bogs for weeks in Michigan's fall and winter and frankly never wanted to take them off.

Bogs classic ultra high

He said it is now the responsibility of the members of the BoGs to take the steps for state of the art health facilities in their respective hospitals, said a press release issued here.

Govt surrenders power to BoGs for better healthcare facilities: Minister

But such an idyllic picture has been seriously threatened by the EU Habitats Directive, designating Ireland's 53 -s d ied raised bogs as Special Areas of Conservation.

This bog is a special place... stopping us digging won't cut it; Turf cutters' legal fight goes on; EXCLUSIVE

4) This article argues that investigating bogland in The Snake's Pass will draw attention to the ways in which Irish bogs are situated precariously among issues of national identity, colonial consciousness, and environmental history, which ultimately results in the marginalisation and degradation of these ubiquitous and emblematic landscapes of Ireland.

The Bog Gothic: Bram Stoker's 'Carpet of Death' and Ireland's horrible beauty

These losses included Sphagnum bogs and tamarack swamps.

Seventeen years of change in two Sphagnum bogs in Noble County, Indiana

Until a few years ago, many considered the bog turtle, listed as threatened in 1997, to be unrecoverable.

Partnering to conserve bog turtle habitat in Pennsylvania

A type of moss growing in the bogs shuts out oxygen, which bacteria and fungi need to survive.