Case studies
Here you can find a collection of over 60 case studies gathered by LOESS partners in 15 countries demonstrating a range of soil education practices, resources and initiatives. Use the search facility to find those most suitable to your interests.
Alnarp’s Agroecology Farm
Alnarp’s Agroecology Farm, located on the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) campus in Southern Sweden, is a student-led initiative focused on sustainable, hands-on, agroecological farming.
A secret universe – a little film about soil
‘A secret universe’ (in Swedish: Ett hemligt universum) is a nine-minute film in Swedish about soil produced by the Swedish Society for Conservation of Nature, Sweden’s largest environmental NGO. The film explores the intricate ecosystem of soil, its importance and the challenges of soil degradation.
SOIL REVITALIZATION PROJECT IN A TRADITIONAL APPLE AND PEAR ORCHARD
The “Each Tea Brew Is for the Soil" project (in Turkish: “Her Dem Toprak İçin”) is a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative undertaken by a private tea production company.
Informal education programme “Gamta mieste” (Nature in the City”)
The “Each Tea Brew Is for the Soil" project (in Turkish: “Her Dem Toprak İçin”) is a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative undertaken by a private tea production company.
Each Tea Brew is for the Soil (In Turkish: Her Dem Toprak İçin)
The “Each Tea Brew Is for the Soil" project (in Turkish: “Her Dem Toprak İçin”) is a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative undertaken by a private tea production company.
M.T. PAKSO Compost Machine
In 2017, Türkiye launched the "Zero Waste" project to raise awareness about environmental issues and manage waste in line with sustainable development goals.
Land Ethics Education Project
Established in 2015 at Hacettepe University in Türkiye, the Land Ethics Application and Research Centre carries out practical ecological restoration, research, and education.
Lise TEMA Education Program– Activity Guidance-Towards Sustainable Life
Founded in 1992, the TEMA Foundation is a leading civil society organisation in Turkey dedicated to protecting and preserving the Earth's natural assets, particularly its soils.
Ankara University Soil Science School
Running since 2007, the Ankara University Soil Science School, is pioneering initiative in Türkiye designed to introduce primary school pupils aged 10-12 to the fascinating world of soil science.
Documentary: Geoderma – the living skin of planet Earth
“Geoderma - the living skin of planet Earth” (in Slovak: Geoderma - živý plášť planéty Zem) is a 26-minute documentary film on soil biodiversity presented by soil biologist Ladislav Miko.