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The European Mission Soil Week
NOV
Tue
21
NOV
Wed
22
NOV
Thu
23

This was 2 years ago

Location

Spanish National Research Council in Madrid

Programmes
Missions
The European Mission Soil Week is a major European gathering that brings together the European soil community. Researchers, policymakers, farmers, foresters, spatial planners, landowners and land managers, businesses, and organisations as well as the general public will meet to discuss the challenges for making and keeping EU soils healthy.
 
The event will be an opportunity to communicate and disseminate solutions based on the latest research results and innovations for healthy soils. Therefore, the European Mission Soil Week will bring together and mobilise communities to protect and restore soil health.
The European Mission Soil Week will also be livestreamed, allowing everyone to get involved.
 
More information and registration here

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