A peat bog is a physical feature that is characterized by a wet spongy ground that is majorly composed of decomposing vegetation. The drainage system of this physical feature is normally poorer as compared to that of a swamp. This area is normally not fit for farming or any other cultivation activities instead the soil itself can be dried and later used as fuel. A peat bog is mainly composed of 95% logged water and the rest is organic matter that majorly comes from rotten plants. Martini, I. P., Marti??nez CortizaS, A., & Chatsworth, W. (2006) Most countries of the world that have got this physical feature England included have stepped up plans in a bid to conserve the environment by reclaiming and restoration of the peat bog areas as they hold substantial volumes of terrestrial carbon. Alley, R. B. (2000). How do we know trees have grown on peat bogs in England during the Holocene?