"Instructions for Soil Science Exercises" (in Slovak: Návody na cvičenia z pôdoznalectva) is a publication, written by the Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra, designed to enhance understanding and application of soil science principles.

A collection of hands-on experiments (in Slovak: Ochrana pôdy - školské pokusy) tailored for teachers and upper secondary school pupils aimed at enriching soil education.

"Frankie from the Compost Pile" (in Slovak: František z kompostu) is a children's book designed for pre-primary and primary education, centred around the importance of compost and the crucial role played by earthworms in the ecosystem.

Ekonaut is a citizens' association and eco-social company formed by eco enthusiasts and nature-lovers. It is based in Belgrade, Serbia.

The Zemun Loess Profile is a protected natural area located near the city centre of Zemun, Serbia, on the banks of the Danube River.

AgroCampus is a national Serbia research and educational centre associated with the University of Novi Sad's Faculty of Agriculture. Located in Temerin, it is dedicated to demonstrating innovative solutions and digital technologies within the agricultural sector.

This new elective course "Climate Change in Agriculture" for vocational students at Serbian agricultural schools aims to educate them on the preservation and regeneration of soil, water, and the atmosphere.

This community initiative founded in 2021 involves planting small, densely populated, urban woodlands of native Irish trees and shrubs in public parks, open spaces and school grounds in the greater Dublin area.

Teagasc is the Agriculture and Food Development Authority in Ireland and provides research, advisory and training services.

Soil is central to many of the global challenges we face today, including food security, climate change, biodiversity collapse and sustainable cities.