Neuwoogmoor

Neuwoogmoor Nature Reserve protects remnants of extensive peat bogs with hollows, hummocks, reed and sedge beds, and bog forests. It serves as a sanctuary for rare plant and animal species, holding significant scientific value.

The Neuwoogmoor Nature Reserve in Rheinland-Pfalz preserves valuable remnants of once extensive peat bogs of the Landstuhl Bruch. Its protection ensures the conservation of diverse habitats, characterized by hollows, hummocks, extensive reed beds, large sedge areas, and distinctive bog forest regions. These are complemented by both standing and flowing waters. The area is an essential habitat for rare plant species and their specific plant communities. Concurrently, it provides full and partial habitats for numerous rare animal species. The designation as a protected area is also of great scientific importance, contributing to the preservation and study of the natural developments and ecological interconnections within this unique moor landscape.