Parliamentarians celebrate World Soil Day

Parliamentarians celebrate World Soil Day

At Parliament House in Canberra on Tuesday 25 November, Soil Science Australia (SSA) was joined by the Soil CRC, Soils For Life and other event supporters, to host the 2025 World Soil Day Celebratory Networking Breakfast on behalf of the co-Chairs of the Parliamentary...
WA Branch hosts 2025 Boodja Soil Science Lecture with David Hall

WA Branch hosts 2025 Boodja Soil Science Lecture with David Hall

Don Burnside from the Ag Institute of Australia presented David with the WA Award of Excellence for his significant contribution to subsoil constraints in rural farming systems over his career. On Friday 7th November, the WA soil community was brought together for the...
Applying soil science to urban landscapes

Applying soil science to urban landscapes

Simon Leake CPSS providing guidance to attendees during a private tour at Sydney’s Barangaroo Reserve. As a Certified Professional Soil Scientist (CPSS), long-term member of Soil Science Australia (SSA) and founder of SESL Australia, Simon Leake has spent more than...
Soil Management Field Training – Warwick QLD – 17 and 18 September 2025

Soil Management Field Training – Warwick QLD – 17 and 18 September 2025

The Queensland Branch of Soil Science Australia delivered its second Field Training Module of the Soil Science Australia’s Soil Management Training at Hermitage Research Facility Warwick QLD in September.Seven facilitators and helpers supported the 11 participants...
Prestigious Award for SSA Member

Prestigious Award for SSA Member

We’re thrilled that SSA member, soil champion and recipient of SSA’s 2024 LJH Teakle Medal — Dr Susan Orgill — has been acknowledged with the 2025 General Jeffery Soil Health Award at the National Landcare Australia Awards last night, Tuesday 23 September.Dr Orgill —...
How Important is Soil? An Institutional Scan by Australia’s Regional Soil Coordinators

How Important is Soil? An Institutional Scan by Australia’s Regional Soil Coordinators

Soil has a profile in Australian policy at the Commonwealth-level, with Australia’s National Soil Strategy published in 2021, and the associated National Soil Action Plan 2023–2028. There is, however, some way to go to ensure soils attract appropriate recognition and...