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Workshops organised in the framework of the HoliSoils project, as well as those relevant for forest soils in which consortium partners participate or which are organised by our stakeholders.

Participants at work at the Holisoils training course

HoliSoils workshop brings together experts from 18 countries to learn about soil sampling!

Scientists from 18 countries stepped out into the forest to learn techniques for harmonised soil sampling, an approach developed in the HoliSoils project for use by key stakeholders. The workshop on soil classification and soil sampling took place in Schorfheide, Germany, from 25 to 27 September, organised by ISRIC and Thuenen, two organisations in the …
HoliSoils training course on soil sampling and classification – registrations reopened!

HoliSoils training course on soil sampling and classification – registrations reopened!

The call for registrations for the course is reopened until all available places are filled. The EU Horizon project HoliSoils, in collaboration with ISRIC and the Thünen Institute, is calling for registrations for an upcoming training course on soil sampling and classification. This event, aimed at improving the harmonised monitoring of European forest soils, will …
4th Ecology of Soil Microorganisms Conference 2022

4th Ecology of Soil Microorganisms Conference 2022

The Institute of Microbiology of the Czech Academy of Sciences (a member of the HoliSoils consortium) is pleased to invite you to the 4th conference on the Ecology of Soil Microorganisms to be held in Prague, Czech Republic on 19-23 June 2022. This will be the fourth conference in the triennial symposium series on this …
Forest dynamics in the Anthropocene (FORECOMON 2022)

Forest dynamics in the Anthropocene (FORECOMON 2022)

Forest ecosystems play a key role in the ongoing global change as they possess a great proportion of terrestrial carbon and biodiversity. Their response to the large-scale environmental changes of our time such as anthropogenic air pollution, rising air temperatures, changing rainfall patterns, and increasing occurrence of weather extremes (drought, heat, floods, storms etc.) have crucial implications for terrestrial flora, fauna and human societies.