Moorschutz
ZukunftMoor GmbH / myclimate
Germany's peatlands are the country's largest single source of land-use emissions — 53 million tonnes a year, silently bleeding from drained bogs. At Gnarrenburg, rewetting is turning degradation into carbon storage. Paludiculture — wet farming on restored bogs — shows farmers a path beyond drainage. Each hectare rewetted is a climate victory hiding in plain sight.
Impact Metrics
Peatland Restored
CO₂ Storage (35yr)
Credit Price
Sustainable Development Goals
Clean Water
Climate Action
Life on Land
About This Project
Verification Standard
German peatland restoration certification with transparent carbon accounting.
Standard: MoorFutures Certified + Verra Pathway
Epekto sa hinalian
Balyo-a ang mga unidad para makita ang target nga pondo sang proyekto, tinuig nga sequestration, kag lugar nga ginaulian.
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Funding Route: Carbon Credits Marketplace
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