The "Great Borstel Moor" has been used for centuries by the inhabitants of the surrounding villages and farms from the moorland edge for the production of litter and burning village and logging. The peat extraction takes place until after the 2nd World War exclusively in. The "Torfkuhlen" are still preserved in the margins of the moor. The completely defatted by hand surfaces were cultivated and used agriculturally.
First, the remaining state-owned areas of the "Steyerberger spruce" were abgetorft and reforested. In the meantime, however, watering and other restoration measures have been worked out and initiated with the responsible nature conservation offices.

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Location: Steyerberg, Nienburg/Weser, Landkreis Nienburg/Weser, Lower Saxony, Germany

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