Carbon farming is a possibility for farmers to increase the carbon content in their soils and in return get paid for it. But in order for carbon…

EJP SOIL has published three reports mapping the availability of soil data across 24 European countries and existing national soil monitoring…

After a difficult period of the pandemic, we returned to personal meetings, also in large groups. In 2022, Polish EJP SOIL stakeholders and all those…

Italian SOIL HUB: comparing experiences for a soil monitoring network. The event, held both in person and remotely was intended as a discussion moment…

On 17 February, the Belgian National HUB of EJP-SOIL met in Brussels. For a full day, direct partners of EJP-SOIL: ILVO, INBO, VPO and CRAW as well as…

During their regular meetings, Austrian soil stakeholders exchange information and work on common current topics of soil protection in Austria. This…

8 new research projects and expertise from 63 partners join the efforts of enhancing the impact of the EJP SOIL programme. The objectives are to…

The purpose of this special issue is to pull together the current state of art of the knowledge and gaps, and to gather opinions from the EJP SOIL…

In October, the largest EJP Soil project, CarboSeq, had a meeting in Rome, Italy, where the participants presented their progress, enabling everyone…

In October, members of the TRACE-Soils consortium gathered in Zürich, Switzerland for both a scientific forum and the halfway meeting of the project.…