Airds Moss is a large area of peatland located in Scotland, known for its rich biodiversity and unique ecosystems. It is part of the Airds Moss Nature Reserve, which provides a habitat for various plant and animal species, including rare birds and insects. The moss plays a crucial role in carbon storage and water regulation, making it an important natural resource. The area is characterized by its wetland features, including bogs and marshes, which support a variety of flora such as sphagnum moss and heather. Airds Moss is also significant for its historical context, as it was the site of the Battle of Airds Moss in 1680, an event in the Covenanter struggle.