视频比赛结果
最终获胜者是...
第一名获得者是玻利维亚的Aynoqás y Taqanas， 共有1,246选票！
二等奖来自土耳其的安纳托利亚中部的Karapınar，是一个重新振作的故事。三等奖来自于西班牙，故事讲的是橄榄种植对地中海土壤侵蚀的影响。
1. Aynoq'as y Taqanas - Bolivia
Anthropogenic Soil Project IIDEPROQ – UMSA, in collaboration with Sociedad Boliviana de la Ciencia del Suelo - SBCS
Farmers in the Andean Highlands explain how Aynoq'as (long rotation practices) and Taqanas (terraces) reduce the effects of soil erosion in the region. Watch here
2. The signs of soil erosion - Burundi
Aad Kessler; PAPAB – Burundi, in collaboration with Wageningen UR - IFDC - RBU2000+
Bélyse, a farmer from Burundi, points out the signs and effects of soil erosion in her field. Watch here
3. Mother Earth - Nepal
Prodèép Nëpalënsis; Sub-Tropical Horticulture Development Centre, Government of Nepal
A young boy watches his mother prepare a piece of land for cultivation and observes the soil’s fragility as it is blown away by the wind and washed away by water.
Watch here
4. Promoting environmentally sustainable agriculture in Rwanda - Rwanda
Jean Claude Habimama; RECARWANDA24 - Rwanda Environment Communicators Association
A farmer and an agricultural extension officer explain how sustainable soil management practices like agroforestry and terracing are making a difference in Rwanda. Watch here
5. The impact of olive cultivation on soil erosion in the Mediterranean - Spain
Alejandro Gallego Barrera; SLU Tekieroverde
The intensive cultivation of olive trees in the Mediterranean basin increases the risk of soil erosion. Sustainable soil management practices can protect soils in the area. Watch here
6. The story of a reinvigoration in Karapınar, Central Anatolia - Turkey
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, General Directorate of Agricultural Research and Policies; Konya Soil, Water and Combating Desertification Research Institute
The Karapınar Region in Turkey experienced severe wind erosion due to deforestation but the area is coming back to life thanks to the work of the Konya Soil, Water and Combating Desertification Research Institute. Watch here