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Poster, bannerWorld Soil Day 2017 events around the world
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No results found.This poster shows the broad coverage (in terms of activities and regional balance) and variety of events organized in the framework of the World Soil Day 2017. WSD is now a yearly appointment with international recognition. In 2017 over 200 events in more than 70 countries took place. It represents a 50% increase compared to the events organized in 2015. -
InfographicSoil is alive 2020
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No results found.World Soil Day (WSD), 5 December is the United Nations Observance that celebrates healthy soils for a healthy life. This year's campaign, "Keep soil alive, Protect soil biodiversity" urges us to focus our attention on the workers belowground - from tiny bacteria to agile millipedes and slimy earthworms - all of which contribute to processes that are indispensable to life on Earth. Soil is home to more than 1/4 of our planet's biodiversity. Yet, we only know 1% of this universe. Soil organisms are responsible for many critical ecosystem processes on which humans depend: from supporting plant growth, storing carbon, and being a vast reservoir for pharmaceuticals. But soil biodiversity is under pressure! Unsustainable soil management affects life belowground. Take action to protect soil biodiversity by digging in with us! -
BookletWorld Soil Day – 5 December 2019 Overview and key results 2020
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No results found.The Global Soil Partnership dedicated WSD 2019 to the theme "Stop soil erosion, Save our future". More people than ever took part in the celebrations, conveying the FAO message on the importance of soil quality for food security, healthy ecosystems and human well-being.
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