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Celebrate International Wetland Day with us, because: MOOR IS MORE. You can easily be part of it. For every order we receive from 2 February to 18 February 2024, we will restore one square metre of moorland.

The more moorland we protect, the more we contribute to climate protection. Did you know that peatlands are the most effective CO2 reservoirs of all habitats? Even though they only make up 3% of the earth's surface, they absorb twice as much carbon as all the world’s forests. Peatlands are therefore true environmental heroes – if we support them.

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Together for the protection of coral reefs

Celebrate World Oceans Day with us and be part of coral reef conservation. Purchase a product from our IP1 collection now, as for every order received, we will plant a coral together with our partner Coralyfe. Together, we can make an IMPACT and protect the coral reefs. The campaign runs from June 8th to June 22nd. Join us and support the preservation of the fascinating underwater world.Our suitcases alone cannot save the world.

But we all know that every small IMPACKT counts. So, let's make an IMPACKT together. Order a product from the IP1 collection today and plant a coral in the Indian Ocean.

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Moor is more: Why moors are so important for the climate

Peatlands are the secret climate protectors. Hardly anyone realises what a huge impact they have on our environment.

They are not only unique habitats for rare plants and animals. Peatlands also influence the regional climate by absorbing large quantities of water when it rains, removing pollutants from the water running through them and slowly releasing them back into their surroundings during periods of drought. This not only cools the surrounding air, but also helps to prevent flooding, catastrophic flooding and long periods of drought.

Above all, however, they are incredibly efficient CO2 reservoirs and bind more carbon than all the world's forests put together. Even though peatlands only make up 3% of the Earth's surface, they have stored twice as much CO2 worldwide as all the world's forests put together.

However, there is one requirement: the bogs must be wet.

Moor is more: Why moors are so important for the climate

Peatlands are the secret climate protectors. Hardly anyone realises what a huge impact they have on our environment.

They are not only unique habitats for rare plants and animals. Peatlands also influence the regional climate by absorbing large quantities of water when it rains, removing pollutants from the water running through them and slowly releasing them back into their surroundings in times of drought. This not only cools the surrounding air, but also helps to prevent flooding, catastrophic flooding and long periods of drought.

Above all, however, they are incredibly efficient CO2 reservoirs and bind more carbon than all the world's forests put together. Even though peatlands only make up 3% of the Earth's surface, they have stored twice as much CO2 worldwide as all the world's forests put together.

However, there is one requirement: the bogs must be wet.

What's the current state of our moors?

Since the 17th century, we humans have drained around 90% of all peatlands in order to use them for agriculture, forestry or peat extraction. This destruction of peatlands continues to this day.

The consequence: drained peatlands release all the CO2 that they have bound over the years. Worse still, nitrous oxide, which is considered 300 times more harmful to our atmosphere, also escapes. In this case, peatlands are no longer protecting our climate, but are instead fuelling global warming.

Experts and researchers are therefore calling for peatlands to be watered down again. Their plea: moorland must wet.

Time to do something about it and protect our moors. With our MOOR IS MORE campaign from 2 February to 18 February 2024, we want to work with you to help our partner, the Lower Austrian Nature Conservation Association, to restore moors. For every order we receive during this period, Naturschutzbund NÖ will restore one square metre of moorland.

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What's the current state of our moors?

Since the 17th century, we humans have drained around 90% of all peatlands in order to use them for agriculture, forestry or peat extraction. This destruction of peatlands continues to this day.

The consequence: drained peatlands release all the CO2 that they have bound over the years. Worse still, nitrous oxide, which is considered 300 times more harmful to our atmosphere, also escapes. In this case, peatlands are no longer protecting our climate, but are instead fuelling global warming.

Experts and researchers are therefore calling for peatlands to be watered down again. Their plea: moorland must wet.

It's time to do something about it and protect our moors. With our MOOR IS MORE campaign from 2 February to 18 February 2024, we want to work with you to help our partner, the Lower Austrian Nature Conservation Association, to restore moors. For every order we receive during this period, Naturschutzbund NÖ will restore one square metre of moorland.

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This is how coral rescue works

1. peat-free potting soil for garden & co:

Peatland protection starts at home. Namely with the choice of potting soil we use. Whether for the garden, balcony or room - decide against peat-based potting soil and opt for peat-free potting soil instead. You can find this in organic food shops and some DIY stores. You can find an overview from BUND here.

1. peat-free potting soil for garden & co:

Peatland protection starts at home. Namely with the choice of potting soil we use. Whether for the garden, balcony or room - decide against peat-based potting soil and opt for peat-free potting soil instead. You can find this in organic food shops and some DIY stores. You can find an overview from BUND here.

2 Donate once or regularly:

In Germany, non-profit organisations such as BUND are committed to restoring moors. In Austria, the Naturschutzbund is one of these organisations. You can effectively support their work with a financial donation.

2 Donate once or regularly:

In Germany, non-profit organisations such as BUND are committed to restoring moors. In Austria, the Naturschutzbund is one of these organisations. You can effectively support their work with a financial donation.

3. volunteer & lend a hand on site:

If you want to donate time rather than money, you can become a volunteer. For example, as a moor carer with 'Ehrensache Natur'. The initiative does not exclude anyone. You don't usually need any special qualifications - just the desire to do something good for our environment together with others.

3. volunteer & lend a hand on site:

If you want to donate time rather than money, you can become a volunteer. For example, as a moor carer with 'Ehrensache Natur'. The initiative does not exclude anyone. You don't usually need any special qualifications - just the desire to do something good for our environment together with others.

4. disseminate knowledge:

Did you know how important our moors are for climate protection? No? I'm sure your friends are no different. That's why it's important that we share our knowledge. The more people are aware of the importance of our peatlands, the more we can achieve together. Moor is more, after all. You can find even more information about the moors in our blog post Moor is more.

4. spread knowledge:

Did you know how important our peatlands are for climate protection? No? I'm sure your friends are no different. That's why it's important that we share our knowledge. The more people are aware of the importance of our peatlands, the more we can achieve together. Moor is more, after all. You can find even more information about the moors in our blog post Moor is more.