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Discover how Europe cares for the ground beneath our feet in European Voices on Soil Health, a podcast brought to you by the LOESS project. Spanning over 16 countries, LOESS raises awareness and educates about soil health through local stories, innovative solutions, and expert insights. Explore the diverse ways communities protect, manage, and value their soils—connecting local actions to global impact.Learn more about the LOESS project at https://loess-project.eu/
LOESS hosts European voices on soil health - the LOESS podcast, a science show with 13 episodes published.
In this episode, we travel to Germany to explore soil health education. Together with a university professor and a student, we discuss why soil health matters, how education can inspire care for our soils, and what young
In this episode we visit Italy, where the natural environment has been shaped throughout the whole peninsula since Roman times. The Italian landscape is mostly anthropogenic and soils are not generally in good health. Lu
In this episode, Emma McKenna, Science Shop Coordinator at Queen’s University Belfast, invites us into a conversation about the importance of soil health education. Emma's interviews with student, Aoibheann Quinn, univer
In this episode, we are experiencing the beautiful environment in Greece where we have remarkable variety: volcanic soils in the islands, deep alluvial plains in Thessaly, thin and rocky soils in the mountains. Each has
In this episode, we travel to Lithuania to explore our deep connection to the ground beneath our feet. We begin with the voices of Applied Ecology and Biology students, who reflect on soil as a living ecosystem—the "begi
In this podcast episode, Réka Matolay, Head of Corvinus Science Shop at Corvinus University of Budapest speaks with Tünde Udvarnoki, social entrepreneur and founder of ComPot, and student collaborator Máté Kovács, about
The significance of soil education in land management in Poland.
In this episode, we welcome two women working in soil health education. Carina, a teacher with years of experience, and Johanna, a lecturer at University of Innsbruck, take us back to their childhood memories, their firs
In this episode, we travel to Germany to explore soil health education. Together with a university professor and a student, we discuss why soil health matters, how education can inspire care for our soils, and what young
In this episode, we travel to The Netherlands, a country where soil health is under pressure from agriculture and industry. Professor Emeritus Johan Bouma shares his perspectives on soil education, emphasizing the value
In this episode, we visit Ireland, a country that has a focus on agriculture and that also has important peatland habitats. Environmental educator Craig Douglas shares how people can take steps to connect with soil and s
In this episode from Türkiye, we explore how soil connects education, sustainability, agriculture, and everyday life through the voices of educators, students, and nature advocates. From ecological learning and tradition
In this episode, we travel to Sweden, a country shaped by vast forests and a deep connection to nature. Multidisciplinary artist Jasmine Cederqvist shares how creative, sensory approaches can help children and young peop
In our first episode, we visit Spain, a country that has faced nearly 400,000 hectares of wildfires this summer. Forest engineer Miguel Ángel Sobrino, interviewed by students from the Autonomous University of Barcelona,
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European voices on soil health - the LOESS podcast is hosted by LOESS. The show is categorised under science (earth) and has published 13 episodes.
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