#soildegradation

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The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations launched the GIAHS (Globally Important Agriculture Heritage Systems) initiative in 2002. It seeks to identify, conserve, and manage the world's best agricultural biodiversity knowledge systems, food and livelihood security, and cultures.

In an era where climate change, water conservation, and soil rejuvenation are crucial topics, the intensive and highly-productive Chinampas in Mexico serve as exemplary models for resilient agricultural systems.

Like these heritage sites, our entire planet has the potential to flourish. Mother nature has her way of resetting biodiversity, provided we bring in the correct measures to #SaveSoil. It is time to urge your leaders to enact soil-friendly policies that will act as a stepping stone in regenerating the soil.

Your voice is your strength. Action now.

Write to your leaders: savesoil.org/write

[sadhguru]

While it is easy to believe that one year is too brief a duration for irrevocable soil damage to occur, the reality paints an entirely different picture. Close to 24 billion tons of soil is washed or carried away due to destructively intensive agriculture every year. 

Spreading the soil message is a pressing priority. All it takes is two minutes of your time to make yourself heard. Write to your leaders now!

savesoil.org/write

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Working day and night under the soil, earthworms are on #SaveSoil mode round the clock, making them a farmer's best friend and protector of future generations since they play a crucial role in food production. Let us give it up for these little soldiers. 

Action Now:  savesoil.org

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This new year, let us resolve to come together to ensure that we leave behind rich and alive soil for future generations. #SaveSoil Let us make it happen!

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Show your love to Mother Earth! Visit savesoil.org to learn more about the devastating global impact of soil degradation and how you can invest in soil health and the wellbeing of future generations.

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Regardless of our backgrounds, we all rely on the rich, fertile soil to grow our food, nourish our communities, and sustain life on Earth. Time to embrace the diversity that makes us unique and remember the soil that unites us all. Let's celebrate soil as the universal connector across cultures. Save Soil - Let us make it happen!

Action now: savesoil.org

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Soil microorganisms thrive with the help of mulch and food waste. Mulch, made of organic materials, decomposes and releases nutrients, feeding these tiny organisms and improving soil fertility. Food waste, when composted, provides essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Mixing composted waste into the soil acts as a natural fertilizer, promoting the growth of microorganisms. Together, mulch and food waste create a rich environment for soil microorganisms, enhancing soil health and contributing to a sustainable ecosystem.

Action now: savesoil.org

[sadhguru]

The Save Soil journey ended a year ago, but the movement is still going strong! As we celebrate being a part of the world's largest people's movement, let us resolve to keep at it till comprehensive soil revitalization policies are in place across the world.

Action Now:  savesoil.org