Soil Health and Carbon Dynamics Topic Advisory Group
The Soil Health and Carbon Dynamics TAG has four priority objectives:
- Collate evidence reviews on soil health and carbon dynamics
- Lead workshops to define healthy soil systems
- Assess new and novel indicators
- Produce a gap analysis of soil monitoring tools and technologies
The first year of the TAG will tackle priority objectives 1 and 2, collating evidence reviews on soil health and carbon dynamics and leading workshops to define healthy soil systems, as well as producing a series of talking heads to explain and ‘myth-bust’ common misconceptions and contentious topics in soils research.
UPDATES:
June 2024
This June, the co-leads invited all those who have joined the TAG community to meet online to keep members abreast of our progress and to provide an opportunity for the group to share their own ideas for shaping our work, ask questions, provide feedback and hold a wider discussion.
About this TAG
The TAG community is led by Professor Pete Smith (University of Aberdeen) and Ellen Fay (Sustainable Soils Alliance), and has 55 further members from a range of organisations:
If you’d like to contribute to the TAG, or have suggestions for topics to cover, please get in touch with [email protected].
TAG led by:
Ellen Fay
Soil Health and Carbon Dynamics
Professor Pete Smith
Soil Health and Carbon Dynamics
Related resources
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Ten Facts about Soil Biodiversity with Professor Richard Bardgett
Six Facts about UK Soil Policy with Ellen Fay
Overview of National Soil Monitoring Schemes
Eleven Facts about Soil Carbon with Professor Pete Smith
Introduction to the LUNZ Hub: Priorities and Objectives
