Agricultural and Biological Sciences
7 years ago

ESSC leads the charge in soil conservation for a sustainable future

International Soil and Water Conservation Research
The contribution of the European Society for Soil Conservation (ESSC) to scientific knowledge, education and sustainability
Carmelo Dazzi, Wim Cornelis, Edoardo A.C. Costantini, Mihail Dumıtru, Michael A. Pullen, D. Gabriëls, Raimonds Kasparinskis, Ádám Kertész, Giuseppe Lo Papa, Guénola Pérès, R. J. Rickson, José Luis Rubio, Thomas Sholten, Sid Theocharopoulos, Ivan Vasenev

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Soil is crucial for life on Earth, but it's facing degradation. The European Society for Soil Conservation (ESSC) was created in 1988 to study and protect soil. They aim to research soil degradation, share knowledge, publish findings, and advise policymakers. By focusing on soil protection and sustainable management, the ESSC helps address societal challenges. They promote innovative methods for soil conservation to ensure environmental sustainability. Soil plays a vital role in natural and human systems, and optimizing soil function is key for protecting the environment.