Archív publikácií týkajúcich sa ECHO vrátane zdrojov na stiahnutie a odkazov na online obsah.
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ECHO in the January 2025 issue of Open Access Government
Read about ECHO and our approach to Citizen Science initiatives (see pages 450 and 452 of the publication)
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ECHO in the July 2024 issue of Open Access Government
Alba Peiro and Francisco Sanz from the Ibercivis Foundation, Claudia Cappello and Tanja Mimmo from the Free University of Bolzano, guide us through citizen science initiatives for soil literacy that are integral to the ECHO project…
Prof. Sas Paszt is the Head of the Department of Microbiolgy aand Rhizosphere at the National Institute of Horticultural Research in Poland.
Scientific evidence shows that around 60–70% of the soil in the EU is currently in poor condition. All Member States are facing the problem of increasing soil degradation in Europe. The causes and effects of this problem transcend national borders…
Originally published on openaccessgovernment.org on 11 January 2024.
While often overlooked, soil is the cornerstone of life on Earth. Soil plays a crucial role in regulating our planet’s health and provides multiple benefits to society…
Certain deliverables created as part of the project are available for viewing here.
Report on Citizen Science initiatives participating in the project and initiative activities
Report on identification and engagement of end-users of citizen science generated soil health data
PROJECT ECHO – ENGAGING CITIZENS IN SOIL SCIENCE: THE ROAD TO HEALTHIER SOILS IS FUNDED BY THE EUROPEAN UNION UNDER GA NO. 101112869 AND CO-FUNDED BY UK RESEARCH AND INNOVATION (UKRI) UNDER GA no. 10068004.
VYJADRENÉ NÁZORY A STANOVISKÁ SÚ VŠAK LEN NÁZORMI AUTORA (AUTOROV) A NEMUSIA NEVYHNUTNE ODRÁŽAŤ NÁZORY A STANOVISKÁ EURÓPSKEJ ÚNIE, UKRI ALEBO EURÓPSKEJ VÝKONNEJ AGENTÚRY PRE VÝSKUM (REA). EURÓPSKA ÚNIA, UKRI ANI REA ZA NE NEMÔŽU NIESŤ ZODPOVEDNOSŤ.
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