2022 and beyond…

2022 and beyond…

2022 marks the 75th anniversary of the British Society of Soil Science (BSSS); our first meeting taking place on 15 April, and first Council meeting on 4 June 1947. Over the last few weeks you may have seen our new logo, designed especially for this celebratory year,...
Soil Judging

Soil Judging

Progress on the Soil Judging competition, slated to happen in Stirling from 26 to 31 July, continues and there is a multitude of ways you can become involved; from representing your country as a candidate, to volunteering to support the programme, to registering to...
2021 in Review

2021 in Review

As 2021 draws to a close, it is time to reflect on the Society’s achievements this year.   Our activities and initiatives have meant that our strength in numbers continue to grow, with our highest number of individual members for many years, 850 at the last count...
Soils hold a little magic too

Soils hold a little magic too

Soils are the very basis of our human existence on this planet. We walk on them every day. Our homes are built upon them. The timber that we use in construction is produced from them. We enjoy eating our food which has been produced from them. We drink the fresh water...
Summary of COP26

Summary of COP26

Having a pass to the COP26 Blue Zone, where representatives from nations, International Governmental Organisations and Non-Governmental Organisations were making statements, negotiating and collaborating was a unique experience.  To be there representing the British...