The BSSS Hardship Fund

The BSSS Hardship Fund

The British Society of Soil Science (BSSS) is committed to supporting members experiencing financial hardship and the BSSS Hardship Fund has been set-up to continue our commitment to support members through times of need.  The fund is designed to assist current...
COP27: We need a transition in energy

COP27: We need a transition in energy

The word ‘transition’ has been used repeatedly at COP27 in a range of contexts, from food systems and water resources to energy. These transitions will require changes to existing infrastructure, new infrastructure and a greater reliance on the outputs from a healthy,...
Tender to Publish the Society’s Journals

Tender to Publish the Society’s Journals

The British Society of Soil Science (BSSS) is an established international membership organisation and charity committed to the study of soil in its widest aspects. We are inviting publishers to tender to publish our two academic journals, the European Journal of Soil...
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...
WASWAC-IUSS Position Paper sent to COP26

WASWAC-IUSS Position Paper sent to COP26

Soils in good health are an essential part of our life support system, along with the health and quality of our biodiversity, and the interface to the atmosphere and groundwater. Soil is an engine of the economy, but also a source of many ecosystem services, including...