"What remains of Lindow Moss, the peat bog flora and fauna it has supported for thousands of years, is in its death throes. It is dying from desiccation".
Lindow Moss, also known as Saltersley Common and Lindow Peat Bog, and the threats it faces.
New Films on Lindow Moss now available to view here:
Win a copy of "Lindow and the Bog Warriors". To enter the draw just answer what type of rare, protected, rodent lives on the Moss (see Flora and Fauna section) by 4 December 2011. Email mail@lindowmoss.org.uk
October 2011: George Osborne MP has asked DEFRA and Cheshire East Council to respond to concern of SCPS regarding damage to the moss and natural habitat - See Latest News Section.
The Moss, world-famous for the discovery of Lindow Man in 1984, requires urgent action and the cessation of peat extraction to give it a chance of preservation and restoration.
We hope you enjoy this website and feel moved to get involved in trying to save the Moss before it is too late.
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Footnote: We aim to be accurate - if you spot any factual errors on this website please let us know so that we can address them.