The study looked at soil salinity in a semi-arid area in Turkey near a lagoon and wetlands. They used a device to measure soil salinity at different points over time. Salinity was higher closer to the lagoon and wetlands. Salty water rising up and evaporating caused the soil to become salty. High salinity levels can harm plant growth. Rainy seasons had lower salinity levels than dry periods. Factors like distance to the lagoon, soil type, and water-table saltiness affect soil salinity.