1. How many centimetres does peat moss grow in a year?
   Multiply the number by two and find the letters in the grid.
    
2. How big is the Dalum-Wietmarscher Moor nature reserve?
   Note down the third digit and see which letter is shown in the grid under the number.
    
3. What does peat moss release into the environment that makes it more acidic?
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   Note down the sixth letter.
    
4. What stores carbon best − woodland or moorland?
   Enter the first letter.
    
5. What is released when moors are mined or drained?
   Form the sum of the numbers from the grid for the two letters and deduct 2.
   You will find the solution letter in the grid.
    
6. What animals graze the dry land in the new moor to keep it free of woody shrubs?
   Enter the fifth letter.
    
7. Moors produce more organic matter than is broken down. Does that make the material balance negative or positive?
   Note the second letter of the correct solution.
    
8. What gives the round-leaf sundew plant its nourishment?
   A = pollen (11), B = insects (19), C = earthworms (23)
   Put the correct number in the grid and note the letter below.
    
9. By how many millimetres has the peat body of the Wietmarscher Moor grown per year?
   Add 19.7 to the number and find the associated letter in the grid.
    
10. ‘I like walking through open moorland with low plants. What kind of animal am I?’
    One letter occurs four times in the name. Which one?
     
11. How many years was the Dalum-Wietmarscher Moor able to grow undisturbed?
    Add 13 to the second digit and find the letter in the grid.

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