Soil priorities in British Columbia, Canada

•BC’s soil diversity provides unique opportunity to disseminate knowledge on soil properties and their ecological functions•Update soil management practices based on Indigenous Peoples knowledge to help ecosystems adapt to climate changes•Holistic vision and long-term dataset on soils are needed if...

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Published in:Geoderma Regional 2022-06, Vol.29, p.e00511, Article e00511
Main Authors: Cornelis, J.-T., Bittman, S., Black, A., Chanway, C., Grayston, S., Hannam, K., Kabzems, R., Kranabetter, M., Krzic, M., Lavkulich, L., Prescott, C., Preston, M.D., Sanborn, P., Simard, S., Smukler, S.
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Language:English
Subjects:
Critical zone
Holistic vision
Indigenous knowledge
Multiple soil classes
Soil diversity
Soil ecological functions and engineering
Soil-wildfire feedbacks
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Summary:•BC’s soil diversity provides unique opportunity to disseminate knowledge on soil properties and their ecological functions•Update soil management practices based on Indigenous Peoples knowledge to help ecosystems adapt to climate changes•Holistic vision and long-term dataset on soils are needed if we are to build resilience in ecosystems
ISSN:2352-0094
2352-0094
DOI:10.1016/j.geodrs.2022.e00511