Global Soil Solutions
Learn how the Soil Food Web Approach is being applied across the world to solve essential needs of people and the planet. Across contexts including agricultural transformation, orchard transitions, fire restoration and bio-remediation, these practitioners will share their stories and hard-won lessons of turning theory into practice in their own contexts.
Learn how the Soil Food Web Approach is being applied across the world to solve essential needs of people and the planet. Across contexts including agricultural transformation, orchard transitions, fire restoration and bio-remediation, these practitioners will share their stories and hard-won lessons of turning theory into practice in their own contexts.
Upcoming Events
The Global Movement to Save Soil
Event time in PT7:00 a.m.Friday, September 04 · Pacific time
Event time in UTC14:00Friday, September 04 · UTC
Healthy soil is essential to food security, climate resilience, water systems, biodiversity, and human well-being, but reversing global soil degradation will require action not only on farms, but also within governments and public institutions.
Join members of the Conscious Planet team for a conversation about the global policy work of the Save Soil movement. Launched by Sadhguru, a yogi, visionary, and founder of Conscious Planet, Save Soil seeks to bring soil degradation into the public consciousness and encourage governments worldwide to adopt policies that support farmers in increasing organic matter in agricultural soils.
In 2022, Sadhguru embarked on a 100-day, 30,000-kilometer motorcycle journey from London to southern India, traveling through 27 countries to raise awareness of the soil crisis and engage citizens, policymakers, and international organizations. Since then, the movement has continued working with governments and global institutions to advance policy solutions that incentivize soil regeneration, improve farmers’ access to carbon markets, and create stronger markets for food grown in healthier soils.
During this webinar, representatives from Conscious Planet will discuss the challenges facing the world’s agricultural soils, the policy changes needed to address them, and the progress Save Soil is making across different countries and regions.
Healthy soil is essential to food security, climate resilience, water systems, biodiversity, and human well-being, but reversing global soil degradation will require action not only on farms, but also within governments and public institutions.
Join members of the Conscious Planet team for a conversation about the global policy work of the Save Soil movement. Launched by Sadhguru, a yogi, visionary, and founder of Conscious Planet, Save Soil seeks to bring soil degradation into the public consciousness and encourage governments worldwide to adopt policies that support farmers in increasing organic matter in agricultural soils.
In 2022, Sadhguru embarked on a 100-day, 30,000-kilometer motorcycle journey from London to southern India, traveling through 27 countries to raise awareness of the soil crisis and engage citizens, policymakers, and international organizations. Since then, the movement has continued working with governments and global institutions to advance policy solutions that incentivize soil regeneration, improve farmers’ access to carbon markets, and create stronger markets for food grown in healthier soils.
During this webinar, representatives from Conscious Planet will discuss the challenges facing the world’s agricultural soils, the policy changes needed to address them, and the progress Save Soil is making across different countries and regions.
Past Events
Working with Earthworms: VermiTech for Soil Health with Céline Basset
August 19, 2026
Healthy soils should be recognized as critical infrastructure for food-system security and resilience. Vermitechnologies offer nature-based, biologically driven approaches to restoring soil health by harnessing the relationships among earthworms, microorganisms, and other members of the soil food web.
In this webinar, Céline Basset will explore how these interactions can improve nutrient cycling, disease suppression, and the essential soil functions that support resilient farming systems. Drawing on scientific literature and field experience, she will discuss the benefits, limitations, and conditions required for successful implementation.
Céline will also examine how vermitechnologies can contribute to BEAM, or Biologically Enhanced Agricultural Management, and how these low-tech approaches can be applied at the farm level and beyond by connecting organic resource management, soil biology, and governance frameworks.
Healthy soils should be recognized as critical infrastructure for food-system security and resilience. Vermitechnologies offer nature-based, biologically driven approaches to restoring soil health by harnessing the relationships among earthworms, microorganisms, and other members of the soil food web.
In this webinar, Céline Basset will explore how these interactions can improve nutrient cycling, disease suppression, and the essential soil functions that support resilient farming systems. Drawing on scientific literature and field experience, she will discuss the benefits, limitations, and conditions required for successful implementation.
Céline will also examine how vermitechnologies can contribute to BEAM, or Biologically Enhanced Agricultural Management, and how these low-tech approaches can be applied at the farm level and beyond by connecting organic resource management, soil biology, and governance frameworks.
Wildfire Recovery & Bioremediation with Soil Biology
August 12, 2026
Wildfires can leave behind far more than burned landscapes, they can disrupt the living soil systems that ecosystems depend on to recover. In this webinar, Christine Lenches-Hinkel of 301 Organics and landowner Linda Gibbs explore how the Soil Food Web Approach is being used to restore fire-affected soils, remediate contamination, and rebuild resilient landscapes.
Drawing on data collected from more than 35 properties impacted by California's 2025 Eaton Fire, Christine will share how reintroducing beneficial soil biology can accelerate ecological recovery, support new plant establishment, and contribute to the remediation of fire-impacted soils. Linda complements the science with her firsthand story of losing her Malibu home to wildfire and using Soil Food Web principles to help restore the health, resilience, and vitality of her land. Together, they offer both the scientific foundation and real-world experience behind one of nature's most powerful tools for post-fire recovery.
We are not able to livestream to YouTube today, please join the Zoom.
Wildfires can leave behind far more than burned landscapes, they can disrupt the living soil systems that ecosystems depend on to recover. In this webinar, Christine Lenches-Hinkel of 301 Organics and landowner Linda Gibbs explore how the Soil Food Web Approach is being used to restore fire-affected soils, remediate contamination, and rebuild resilient landscapes.
Drawing on data collected from more than 35 properties impacted by California's 2025 Eaton Fire, Christine will share how reintroducing beneficial soil biology can accelerate ecological recovery, support new plant establishment, and contribute to the remediation of fire-impacted soils. Linda complements the science with her firsthand story of losing her Malibu home to wildfire and using Soil Food Web principles to help restore the health, resilience, and vitality of her land. Together, they offer both the scientific foundation and real-world experience behind one of nature's most powerful tools for post-fire recovery.
We are not able to livestream to YouTube today, please join the Zoom.
Bioremediation - The Superpowers of Microbes
August 6, 2026
Note - this webinar takes place at 10pm Pacific Time.
Healthy soils do more than support plants—they can also help heal polluted environments. Many microorganisms, particularly fungi and bacteria, possess remarkable abilities to break down or transform toxic compounds that would otherwise persist in our soils and waterways. This natural process, known as bioremediation, is becoming an increasingly important tool for restoring damaged ecosystems.
In this webinar, soil ecologist Dr. Sandra Tuszynska will introduce some of nature's greatest microscopic "superheroes," exploring how they degrade pollutants, immobilize contaminants, and contribute to ecosystem recovery. Through real-world examples of successful bioremediation projects, Sandra will explain both the incredible potential of these organisms and the practical challenges of working with them in the field. Whether you're interested in soil biology, ecological restoration, or environmental remediation, this webinar will deepen your understanding of the hidden organisms helping to restore our planet.
Note - this webinar takes place at 10pm Pacific Time.
Healthy soils do more than support plants—they can also help heal polluted environments. Many microorganisms, particularly fungi and bacteria, possess remarkable abilities to break down or transform toxic compounds that would otherwise persist in our soils and waterways. This natural process, known as bioremediation, is becoming an increasingly important tool for restoring damaged ecosystems.
In this webinar, soil ecologist Dr. Sandra Tuszynska will introduce some of nature's greatest microscopic "superheroes," exploring how they degrade pollutants, immobilize contaminants, and contribute to ecosystem recovery. Through real-world examples of successful bioremediation projects, Sandra will explain both the incredible potential of these organisms and the practical challenges of working with them in the field. Whether you're interested in soil biology, ecological restoration, or environmental remediation, this webinar will deepen your understanding of the hidden organisms helping to restore our planet.
Six-Month Orchard Transformation: Building Independence from Fertilizers with Soil Biology
July 29, 2026
Rising fertilizer costs, increasing water demands, and declining soil performance are pushing growers to rethink how they manage their orchards. When severe soil compaction threatened a 50-hectare walnut orchard in Spain, regenerative agriculture consultant Dani Iraberri turned to soil biology instead of additional synthetic inputs.
In this webinar, Dani shares how compost extract, cover crops, and biologically focused management transformed the orchard in just six months. Through before-and-after images, field observations, penetrometer readings, irrigation monitoring, soil organic matter data, and microscopy videos, he will explore the strategies behind the orchard's rapid recovery.
Dani will also discuss how these early improvements laid the foundation for longer-term outcomes, including reduced fertilizer dependence, lower water use, and a more resilient production system. Join us for a practical case study on restoring soil function through biology.
Rising fertilizer costs, increasing water demands, and declining soil performance are pushing growers to rethink how they manage their orchards. When severe soil compaction threatened a 50-hectare walnut orchard in Spain, regenerative agriculture consultant Dani Iraberri turned to soil biology instead of additional synthetic inputs.
In this webinar, Dani shares how compost extract, cover crops, and biologically focused management transformed the orchard in just six months. Through before-and-after images, field observations, penetrometer readings, irrigation monitoring, soil organic matter data, and microscopy videos, he will explore the strategies behind the orchard's rapid recovery.
Dani will also discuss how these early improvements laid the foundation for longer-term outcomes, including reduced fertilizer dependence, lower water use, and a more resilient production system. Join us for a practical case study on restoring soil function through biology.
Wisdom from the Field with Nicole Masters
July 15, 2026
Building healthy soil is much like raising a child—it takes patience, a supportive community, and the ability to adapt as conditions change. There are no universal recipes for restoring living soils; lasting success comes from observing, learning, and responding to the unique context of each landscape.
Join world-renowned soil health consultant, author, and educator Nicole Masters as she shares lessons from decades of working alongside farmers and land managers around the world. Through stories from the field and practical insights, Nicole will explore why patience, context, experimentation, and continuous learning are essential to creating resilient farms, thriving ecosystems, and lasting agricultural transformation.
Whether you're just beginning your soil health journey or have been walking it for years, you'll leave with a deeper understanding of what it truly takes to work with living systems—and why the journey is one worth sharing.
Building healthy soil is much like raising a child—it takes patience, a supportive community, and the ability to adapt as conditions change. There are no universal recipes for restoring living soils; lasting success comes from observing, learning, and responding to the unique context of each landscape.
Join world-renowned soil health consultant, author, and educator Nicole Masters as she shares lessons from decades of working alongside farmers and land managers around the world. Through stories from the field and practical insights, Nicole will explore why patience, context, experimentation, and continuous learning are essential to creating resilient farms, thriving ecosystems, and lasting agricultural transformation.
Whether you're just beginning your soil health journey or have been walking it for years, you'll leave with a deeper understanding of what it truly takes to work with living systems—and why the journey is one worth sharing.