2 5 5 2.2 Evolution of the soil security concept 11 2.3 Evolution of the biophysical
dimensions and a reference state 12 2.4 Comparison with other terms 14 2.5 Use of the term …

Current and future stakeholders and decision‐makers involved in agricultural soil
management need to develop soil‐related skills to meet the challenges of food security and …

Attaining sustainable agriculture requires acknowledging the impact of human behavior.
Despite the pivotal role of soils in agriculture, our understanding of the psychological drivers …

Food security is inherently linked to national security, as access to adequate and reliable
food supplies is critical to social stability and economic prosperity. The current food …

In addition to fundamental knowledge, the teaching provided at primary school develop
children's perceptions of the world, particularly that of the effects of human activities on the …

Soil stewardship has emerged as a guiding principle shaping the conservation practices
adopted by agricultural stakeholders on their lands. Some scholars have advocated a …

Soil respiration is a critical indicator of microbial activity, reflecting soil health and its ability to
deliver essential ecosystem services and functions. Chamber-based measurements provide …

Forest fires are the main threat to ecosystems and human life. The frequency, seasonality,
extent and severity of fires affect ecosystems and the physical and chemical properties of the …

This review examines how Ethnopedology has developed over the last 23 years. It
considers its role in soil security and knowledge co-production. Due to its constant …

The Anthropocene is a geo-stratigraphic unit of the upper Earth's layers, impacted by human
disturbances, but also humankind's historical record, and children's place to live on. It is an …